What does it take to work on a cruise ship?

"Yes, you need experience. Generally, at least two years in the type of position you're applying for, sometimes more. And they generally require you be at least 21. As for what jobs are available, I suggest going to a few cruise lines' websites and looking at their job openings." RoofingPrincess' answer for another poster! http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgozF4YkZuG7eJ8m6kwGr0iiDX1G;_ylv=3?qid=20110503125212AAzhMXy If I remember right she has 12 years experience working on a ship - and if not her then its another regular TC poster! **Edit; AH I knew I was probably wrong about WHO lol If you have the choice between myself or Roofing for BA - give it to Roof! That was her answer that I gave!

I see, I am being talked about lol. You must be/have 21 yrs old 2 or more years experience in the position on land, for which you are applying onboard a cruise ship. You will: Share cabin work 7 days a week 12 - 15 hrs a day for 6 to 10 months live in an environment which is ruled by hierarchy have not much time off while in port do safety training pass safety tests be away from friends and family for a long time these are the minimum basics As for the pay - it depends on the position you qualify for and in which you are employed.....