Aboard With You
In an emergency, head to your muster station.
A short briefing of what to do, where to go, and where to find the equipment you need. Take a moment to read it now — you will be glad you did. The crew runs regular drills and will guide you if the alarm ever sounds.
Emergency Signal
General Emergency Alarm
7 short · 1 long
Seven short blasts followed by one long blast. Repeated continuously on the ship’s whistle and internal alarm bells.
On hearing the alarm
- Stop what you are doing and stay calm.
- Put on warm clothing and closed shoes.
- Collect your life jacket from your cabin.
- Proceed directly to your muster station.
To raise the alarm yourself
- Alert the nearest crew member immediately.
- Dial 9 from any internal phone — this rings the bridge and ECR.
- Break the glass on any red MCP (manual call point) — found in every passageway.
Muster Stations
Main Saloon · Lower Deck
Primary Muster Station
Default assembly point. Walk forward through the lobby; crew will direct you.
Sun Deck · Aft of the spa pool
Alternate Muster Station
Crew will redirect you here if the primary station is unsafe (smoke, fire below).
Life Jacket Locations
Guest cabins
Inside the wardrobe, on the top shelf — adult sizes, plus one child jacket per cabin if requested.
Main Saloon
Reserve adult jackets in the cabinet beside the bar (marked with a green sign).
Sun Deck
Locker forward of the helm station — used at the alternate muster station.
Bridge & crew areas
Stored at each crew muster station; the crew will distribute additional jackets if needed.
Tender & water toys
Buoyancy aids are kept on each tender; required for everyone aboard while underway.
EEBD Locations
Lower deck passageway
Two units in the red cabinet outside the guest cabins.
Main deck lobby
One unit in the cabinet next to the stairwell down to the galley.
Engine Control Room
Four units mounted by the ECR door for engineering escape.
Bridge
Two units beside the chart table.
Crew mess
Two units in the red cabinet by the watertight door.
Before You Move
Walk — do not run. Use the handrails on stairs.
Do not use the lift in an emergency.
Leave personal belongings in your cabin — your life jacket is the priority.
Once at the muster station, wait for the head count and instructions from the crew.