What do you call the entry and exit point of a cruise ship?

In the simplest terms, the gangway is the means of getting on and off a cruise ship. There are other terms that refer to a gangway, including gangplank and ship brow. As cruisers explore the seas, the gangways on cruise ships allow travelers to embark and disembark easily at new locations.



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Depending on the depth of the water and the available infrastructure at the port you're visiting, your ship will either dock at a pier or anchor offshore. If your ship is docked, you'll be able to simply walk off the vessel directly onto dry land via a movable ramp called a gangway.

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You can stay on the cruise ship when in port. In fact, it's a pro cruiser “secret” to let others get off the cruise ship, while they enjoy a quiet and less crowded day onboard! When staying on board the cruise, you can relax and enjoy the cruise ship amenities and activities.

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