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To: whitney69

whitney69 wrote: “About a dozen people with cuts and bruises, broken bones, one a hip, and a couple of heart attacks had their cruise ended. The line should have cancelled the trip but they love their money and will always find someone to take it possibly unsuspecting like us.”

There are social media sites for cruises. The biggest, most well known is Cruise Critic. I post a lot there. Here’s the point: do you have any idea how many would protest/complain about cancelling the trip?

Several years ago, there was a series of terrorist attacks in Israel and multiple cruise lines cancelled port calls there. Cruise Critic was alight with complaints. ‘They should have let us make up our minds if it was too dangerous.’ Of course, these would have been the first to file suits for compensation if they were injured in an attack.


28 posted on 12/23/2023 6:50:48 AM PST by DugwayDuke (Most pick the expert who says the things they agree with.)
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To: DugwayDuke

“,,,do you have any idea how many would protest/complain about cancelling the trip?”

No way of knowing. I do know that the group of passengers that were around us in the stairwell before being allowed to get off the ship at the first excursion were not happy. I do think if they had offered not to take the cruise for the weather problem and told the passengers what might happen, and did, a number of passengers would have cancelled as at least a dozen were hurt and they tried to hide that by getting them off the ship unseen. Scuttle gets around on shipboard so everyone found out and there was an air of distrust of the crew after that.

wy69


36 posted on 12/23/2023 8:19:15 AM PST by whitney69 (yption tunnels)
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