Thanks Sage, I had planned to do this tour if offered but not sure if DH would want to. Now, reading your post, he might change his mind and do it too. do they say how many people die on the ship?

 Wonder if work would pay since it would be viewing an environmental recycle/waste area.  

Deb:

Where do you book this tour?  Do you have to wait until you get on the ship and book it through the excursion desk? 

Yes it can only be booked on board if the ship offers it. Typically last sea day.  There are only two groups of 16 each that can take it. Anymore and it interfers with the things that have to go on behind the scene!   Check with the shore excursion desk when you board, they will be able to tell you if it is available. It is supposed to be on all ships by the end of September that sail 7 or more days.

4bolts:

 do they say how many people die on the ship?

 Actually, no, they didn't say how many people died on the ship. At least not during the galley tour.  Many were close to fainting during the muster drill.  If they did, it would not be a good selling point for back-to-back cruises.

Patrick,

Well maybe they would grind you up and make you fish food if you were too convincing.  I know some people who sleep like the dead and if it wasn't for a mirror next to their mouth, you would call the coronor.

Did they give you food samples too? 

Patrick:

4bolts:

 do they say how many people die on the ship?

We tried to convince them that we died so we could stay on board, but it didn't work. 

 Actually, no, they didn't say how many people died on the ship. At least not during the galley tour.  Many were close to fainting during the muster drill.  If they did, it would not be a good selling point for back-to-back cruises.