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Topics: Royal Caribbean, TikTok, Travel
Callum Jones
A man on the much talked about nine-month Royal Caribbean cruise has left people 'screaming' after sharing a room tour.
Influencer Marc Sebastian was very keen to go on the extravaganza, though he has been far from impressed so far.
The 'never-before-offered' Ultimate World Cruise by Royal Caribbean set off for its 274-night journey around the globe on December 10, 2023, with a return date of September 10, 2024.
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It has been drawing a lot of attention online, with people being obsessed with what is happening on board the ship.
After Marc begged for a place on the voyage, his wish was granted when Atria Books offered to send him on the cruise.
However, his trip would last 18 nights rather than the full nine-month marathon.
But after starting his trip at the weekend, it seems that 18 nights is already proving more than enough for Marc, who has posted updates saying bluntly: "I hate it here."
He captioned a room tour video: “For 18 nights? fine. But for 9 months? No can do babe.”
In the clip, he explained that the room cost a whopping $8,500 for 18 nights on the leg covering South America and Antarctica.
Marc noted the shower was 'super small' and 'the water only comes in three temperatures - which is freezing, scolding hot, or third-degree burns'.
The TikToker also spoke on how he felt the wardrobe space was too small to fit nine months' worth of clothes, adding to his list of disappointments.
People in comments section of the video have been left screaming with laughter at the Marc's hilarious take on the situation.
"Petition to keep Marc on the cruise. 18 days is not enough to cover all the tea," one person joked.
"I've never laughed so hard," a second added.
"This man should have hosted the Golden Globes," a third joked.
"Screaming," someone else commented.
While the room may have annoyed Marc, it was the alleged repeated cancellations of excursions which appeared to get to him.
One video documented a 5.30am start for an excursion to see penguins on the Falkland Islands.
He described forming alliances with other passengers to make sure they could get onto a tender to see the penguins.
For those who don't know, a tender is a small boat which passengers use to get to the dock so the main ship doesn't have to dock, like on Pirates of the Caribbean where they get into the small rowing boat to go ashore.
He said: “I need to go see the penguins. There were a bunch of schedule mishaps. Excursions got canceled. I need to see the king penguins!”
But things soon got tense as more people began turning up for the trip, with arguments apparently ensuing over who would get to board.
UNILAD has previously contacted Royal Caribbean for comment.