california and cruising

Thank you for your comment. I appreciate it.

It is hard when someone is not there. I am sorry I asked a simple question. This has never happened in the states with a manicure that was 1/4 less in price. When a person goes on a ship I feel that someone should be skilled at their position. I have a friend that from a simple so called boo boo ended up with sepsis.

That's just terrible.

It was very annoying. You are absolutely correct. I wanted to make sure in the future for all passengers that the people they are hiring are professionals and know their job. Yes, a medical report was submitted and they are aware of the injury. I did speak to the manager of the spa and all she could say is that she is so sorry that this happened. I kept saying is that I want to make sure that whoever is hired is actually a trained professional.

That's awful. What a way to enjoy a cruise. I can't believe they charged you, crazy.

Oh wow. So sorry that you had to go through that.

Good to know.

Not really but we have had manicures for years and years and yes have been nipped too close with a cuticle nipper but never a piece of the skin on a finger taken off with actual nail clippers. Because it was negligence by the operator and it was very painful. His cruise was not the best. We would be okay if it was a refund, but to have to rebook and use something within a year is not to our benefit. If that is the case about them not having to take responsibility for anything onboard or due to their contractors, then it is a no brainer to not use any of their contractors in the future.

The nail technician while using nail clippers instead of cutting his nail, cut a piece of the corner of the skin on his finger off. Bleeding profusely, until they were able to stop it. No stitches. But, throbbing for days and painful.

Small injury on the ship. This was due to an employees negligence. They sent my husband to medic. But, he was in discomfort three days out of four on the cruise (only a 4 day cruise) and then 2 more days on return. I called and their offer is a future onboard credit of 200pp. We are not sure we want to actually sail again within the year. Does this seem fair or is this normal protocol?

We are actually on the West Coast. California. Oooh that sounds wonderful. Love Veuve Clicquot. Never knew they had something like that. Good to know as I am sure it's only on 7 day or longer. But, now that I know. t will be for when we can partake in the future.

We are ready as well. It has been awhile since cruising. We can't take more than this as we have a 18 year old dog. Hard to get our son to watch him. He doesn't do good with anyone else. Yes, it seems pretty empty. Considering seems like a great 4 day getaway.

My husband and I will be on the April 29th coastal cruise for 4 days. Looking forward to it.