Man dies on Royal Caribbean cruise after 33 drinks

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When boarding we usually wind up getting on the ship at the lobby area on deck 4 or 5, but I do remember seeing the area when we would disembark at one of the ports.

We didn't start boarding from the lobby area until we started booking increasingly more expensive ships (Compared to the lowest Carnival ones we could at first, sleeping on Deck 1), but I think that's possibly due to ports not all having the same boarding process or better yet, boarding port similar to boarding a plane walking onto the runway, or going through the tunnel from up in the terminal.
But I've been zero deck for a multitude of reasons on damn near every ship I've been on and that's where the brunt of their 'unseen' services lie, 'cause it's all cordoned off and a civilian is rarely seen in those parts lest they be on some stealth mission shyt.
Interesting fact, if at any time a passenger falls ill to the point of needing a doctor/surgery, regardless of where or how the boat was, they gotta rush towards the nearest port at full steam. I remember some old cac fell out on the dance floor

and his good time buddies rushed him outside and then downstairs and then all of a sudden, within the next hour or so, the boat started picking up mad speed. I'm talking about speeds you wouldn't normally see until like 2-6 am, when the boat is in 'cleaning' mode and everything is shut down as they replenish for the next day. I also remember an old lady puncturing her lung on some slippery buffet deck bullshyt while I was downstairs at the same doctor trying to score sea sick tablets for a pawg I was hollering at. Hearing an old lady weeping in pain is one of the worst sounds I'd never like to hear again. They might have sped up the boat for that incident, but I think they sedated the fukk out of her and opened her up a bit, 'cause she was mad loopy every other time I saw her.​