LeeNY wrote:
> On Jan 3, 4:05 pm, "Buhwahaha" wrote:
>
>>Really bummed cause I wanted to do a dive or two in Roatan. Seems one of
>>the ships engines is not running well and we won't be getting into port
>>until 3pm. Should I complain? Will it do me any good? Will they comp me a
>>drink? Wouldnt have bothered me but this is the one place I wanted to see(
>>underwater).
>
>
> Bummer. But, as most folks here will tell you, don't take a cruise
> specifically to see a particular port. Better off planning a land
> vacation, if there's someplace you really want to visit. Too many
> variables with cruises - delays due to mechanical problems (what
> you've experienced), weather issues which can prevent a ship from
> docking, anchoring (well, they might be able to anchor, but the
> tenders might not be able to deal with the conditions), things like
> that. And, the cruise contract that you signed specifically spells out
> that the cruise itinerary can change pretty much at will, with no
> compensation made to passengers.
>
> If you do complain, try to do it with a smile on your face, and an
> understanding attitude. I think they'll be more likely to want to help
> someone that isn't screaming at them.
>
> Lee
Are there any statistics on what percentage of cruises do not get to
ports that are on their itinerary, for any reason? Just curious.
Marsha/Ohio
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