Cruise ship doctor reveals passengers LIE about this shocking issue – but crew always know

Ship doctor McFarlane revealed some passengers say they’re claustrophobic in a bid to get a better room.

He recalled a patient who came to see him on board claiming he needed to be moved from an internal cabin to a bigger one due to his severe claustrophobia.

When he tells his more experienced hotel manager, the superior says: “A man with chronic claustrophobia books one of our smallest windowless internal cabins. One of our cheapest cabins, of course.”

The manager adds: “This won’t be the last time you’ll hear a story like this.

“To give them some credit, passengers are getting more ingenious about upgrades all the time.

“Using claustrophobia to get out of an internal cabin is one of the oldest tricks in the book, doctor.