One CRUISE ship performer reveals what it is like to live on the planet’s smallest cabin.
Bryan James, a performer in Wonder of the Seas, shares footage of his day on TikTok.
A recent videoHe gave his audience a tour through his small, private space where he’s been able to unwind and practice his acting skills.
He explained that “Living as a crew member on a ship means living in very small rooms.”
“I’ve been lucky enough to be in a balcony for the past two weeks, but now I’m moving to the smallest room I’ve ever lived in.”
Bryan, his friend Jeff and all of their possessions are seen walking through narrow passages on the cruise ship.
Bryan said this after he opened his bedroom door. “Oh my God, the smallest cabin.”
Jeff is seen in this video hopping into the cubicle to shower, his head touching the ceiling.
Then he proceeded with his experiment to determine how far the showerhead could be extended.
They then went on to explore the remainder of the room. It had a single bed and a closet with a refrigerator.
The room had a wardrobe that could be used for multiple purposes, as well as a stool, sink and TV screen.
He stated, “We need to start thinking about our practices because we have to practice.”
“You can do the drums on the table and I can be like this with the guitar.”
Bryan brought a large suitcase to the rehearsal room after they had found the right space. However, it wasn’t big enough for Bryan and his wife.
Bryan closed the video by switching off the lights and letting his friend sleep on the bed.
It has been watched more than 100,000 time and was liked by 12,000 TikTok users.
Many people were surprised by how small the cabin was.
A single person wrote: “I could not do it – if you can you’re amazing!”
Another added: “No way I could do that room.”
Others in the comments weren’t sure if the cabin was intended for just one crew member.
One wrote: “If alone, I’d love this, but [it’s] too small for 2 people.”
Bryan will be the one sleeping in this space, even though there is only one bed.
Meanwhile Austin Wells from San Diego paid £246,465 for a studio with a 12-year lease onboard the MV Narrative – a mega cruise ship.
Holidaymakers can also spend their time on a Disney cruise complete with an adult-only pool and live fireworks.
