LIVING ON BOARD
Living at sea is totally different than living on land. Our ships are self-sufficient cities, operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It’s a unique lifestyle, always fast paced, can be rather challenging at times, and might take you several weeks to become acclimated.
It’s exciting and a bit overwhelming to leave your family and friends, but you’ll be sure to make lots of new friends onboard. In fact, most of our employees tell us the best part of working on our ships is the many new friends they make. There is never a lack of company around, and with most crew members being in their twenties and thirties, it isn’t hard to find something in common.
Here’s a preview of several departments “hard at work” participating towards the same end goal. A large amount of teamwork went into putting this fun “off the cuff” event together. This type of project doesn’t happen every day, but you do get a feel for the collaboration of many, across different divisions of the ship, getting involved and enjoying each other’s company.
With the ‘onboard family’ you’ve adopted, you are able to travel to many exotic places, experience different cultures, and capture breathtaking photos that will last you a lifetime. We promise you will never forget this amazing experience.
This Is What It Takes
To be successful in your role as a casino employee onboard a cruise ship, it is essential that you have a pleasant, fun loving nature, are genuinely interested in people, and can provide a high level of guest courtesy each and every day by engaging with our players
YOUR SAFETY,
OUR SECURITY
Rules and regulations are necessary for the ship to function in a safe, secure and comfortable environment for both crew and guests. For further information please refer to the document below.
You will be asked questions on this section at your interview, so please make the effort to start familiarizing yourself with safety matters now.
