TikToker Reveals What Happens When You Try to Board the Wrong Cruise Ship

A cruise content creator is living on the edge as he recorded his attempt to switch cruise ships. 

TikToker AllCruising — who goes “on cheap cruises” and films “the mayhem,” per his Instagram — shared a viral video on TikTok posted on Aug. 16. showing himself attempting to get on a different cruise ship from the one he originally booked.

He shared that he had arrived on CocoCay, a private island owned by Royal Caribbean and located near The Bahamas, via the company’s Wonder of the Seas ship, which was set to sail onward to Mexico. The ship was docked right across from the Symphony of the Seas, which he claimed was set to sail to Hawaii.

“I’m gonna try and get on — I’ve got all my belongings on me — I’m gonna try and get on the Hawaii boat,” the content creator said in the video. “Let’s see.” 

He could then be seen approaching the ramp going onto the ship as a cruise worker pointed him in the direction of the ship. He then took his place in a lineup of people who were returning onboard.

“This is not my boat,” he re-iterated in the video. “But I want to go to Hawaii. I’ve got everything in my bag.”

The line moved up and he finally got to the ship’s security, who was scanning cruise cards to allow entry onto the ship. Each person in line before him had a positive ding when the key card was scanned, however, when his card was scanned, a negative ding sounded and a red notice came up.

“This card is not working,” the security officer told him after scanning his card. The content creator responded, “Not working?”

“Yeah. Are you on the right ship, sir?,” the security officer then asked him, to which he replied, “The big ship?” 

The security officer proceeded to tell him that his ship “is that one,” referencing the Wonder of the Seas. He added, “That’s Wonder, this is Symphony.” After getting caught, the content creator apologized, saying, “Oh sorry, I’m on the wrong boat. Sorry.”

As he walked off the ship and back onto the dock, he told the workers and other passengers who passed him by, “I’m on the wrong boat! Shame!”

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The video garnered over 1.5 million views in the span of over a month, with over 47,000 likes and over 600 comments from people who poked fun at the man’s antics.

One person wrote, “Why did I watch this all the way through, when I already knew the ending 🤣🙈🤣.” Another teased, “The way you acted like you didn’t know 😂😅 after saying 50 times this isn’t my boat😂.”

One of the commenters questioned, “Where were were you gonna sleep haha.” Another said, “This cracked me up 🤣🤣🤣.”