Tiktoker reveals what happens when you try to board the wrong cruise ship

The creators of the cruise content live on the edge when they documented their attempts to switch cruise ships.

Tiktoker All Cruising – The person who filmed “Cheap Cruises” and the film “The Mayhem” shared a viral video on Tiktok posted on August 16th.

He shared that he had arrived at Cocosai, located near the Bahamas, owned by the Royal Caribbean, via a wonder of a sea ship set up to sail towards Mexico. The ship was across from the sea symphony and claimed it was planned to sail to Hawaii.

“I’m going to give it a try – I have all my belongings for me – I’m going to try and get on a boat in Hawaii,” the content creator said in the video. “Let’s take a look.”

The cruise workers pointed him towards the ship, allowing him to see him approaching the ramp on the ship. He then replaced him with a lineup of people returning on board.

“This is not my boat,” he repeated in the video. “But I want to go to Hawaii. I have everything in my bag.”

The line rose and he finally reached the ship’s security. He was scanning his cruise cards to allow entry to the ship. However, when the key cards were scanned, each person lined up in front of him, a negative ding rang out and a red notification came out when his cards were scanned.

“This card is not working,” the guard told him after scanning the card. The content creator replied, “Is it not working?”

“Yeah. Are you on the right ship?” the guard asked him.

The guards began to tell him that his ship was “one of them,” referring to the wonders of the sea. He added, “That’s strange, this is a symphony.” After being arrested, the content creator apologised, saying, “Sorry, I’m on the wrong boat. Sorry.”

When he got off the boat and returned to the dock, he told the workers and other passengers, “I’m on the wrong boat! Shame!”

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The video has received over 1.5 million views in a month and has over 47,000 likes! and received over 600 comments from people who enjoyed the man’s antics.

One wrote, “Why did I watch this all the time, and I already knew the ending, so why did I watch this all the time?” Another said, “The way you acted like you didn’t know, after saying this wasn’t my boat.

One of the commenters asked, “Where was Haha?” Another said, “This cracked me.”