Cruise Industry Terminology

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Across
  1. 2. a measurement of the volume of enclosed public spaces on a ship
  2. 5. a place a ship visits; when facing forward on the ship, the left-hand side of the ship
  3. 7. the back of a ship
  4. 9. a company that buys blocks of staterooms from a cruise line and offers them to the public at a discounted price
  5. 11. an underwater device that helps reduce a ship’s motion
  6. 13. a cabin on a ship
  7. 14. a floor of a ship
  8. 15. the walkway connecting a ship with the dock
  9. 18. a ship measurement that reflects the space, or “elbow room", passengers will have onboard
  10. 20. a ship’s stateroom that is (usually) windowless
Down
  1. 1. when facing forward, the right-hand side of the ship
  2. 3. a bed on a ship; the place where a ship docks
  3. 4. a cruise in which a ship is moving from one general cruise area to another
  4. 6. a small boat that transports passengers to and from shore if the ship is too large or the port is too shallow for docking directly at the pier
  5. 8. a cruise product that consists of airfare, airport-to-dock transportation, and perhaps lodging
  6. 10. a ship’s stateroom that has a window
  7. 12. a large inflatable rubber boat that is often used in exotic, difficult-to-reach places such as Antarctica
  8. 13. the person who maintains a ship’s staterooms
  9. 16. a set mealtime for dinner and sometimes lunch on a cruise
  10. 17. an abbreviation for passengers
  11. 19. the front of the ship