Iden583

22 minutes ago, MMJMM said:

Do some more chanting in the Atrium. They’re not giving you your money back. The cruise was fine. Be happy with the 100% credit. You were lucky. 

Chanting is a bit irrational, nothing I said was irrational though. So not sure why you’re grouping me together with that. Yet you tell me what I witnessed did not happen. Which I’d say is definitely not rational or reasonable lol. So maybe it’s you who that is better grouped together with the irrational people?

34 minutes ago, MMJMM said:

Every rumor possible was flying around that ship. An explosion would have caused noticeable activity all over the place and been put right on the 6:30 news given the history of the trip. It was something harmless I’m sure.  

I never said I heard about it or that it was a rumor. I said it because it happened to me smh lol 

and in addition yea what they said ^, did you ever think that perhaps there was something you may not know about or have seen?  Or do you just know absolutely EVERYTHING enough to tell me what I witnessed did not happen? Or to say it was not serious when you clearly have no idea what even occurred since you’re saying it didn’t happen smh lol

2 hours ago, Beaches262 said:

 

There definitely was an explosion like sound on Thursday night around 9-930pm or so. We were having dinner at Cagney's when we heard it. The room went silent and we all looked at each other. After the engine issues all week to say we all were a bit nervous is an understatement. 

 

After that the sound was even louder with even more vibration. 

 

If you were in the mid to front of the street you quite possibly didn't hear it. 

We were at Carney’s as well, about 20-30 mins into our 9:15pm reservation. And yea completely accurate description.

2 hours ago, MMJMM said:

I was on the Epic last week. Canceling the port calls was very unfortunate especially for those headed to weddings. However guest operations were normal the whole time. The Code Bravo lasted about five minutes. I was told it was a small incinerator fire but there were lots of rumors. The rumors about cruise members fighting are rumors. Nobody knows what happened. The collision in San Juan was a big nothing. It was sensationalized by a passenger on another ship taking that video. Nobody on board even knew it happened. This is the first I’ve heard about an explosion near the dining room. That didn’t happen.

 

The biggest complaint I have is that we were 12 hours late getting back to Port Canaveral. Since everyone missed their flight they let us stay on board another night. That meant we had to disembark and get back on for some stupid reason. That process was a mess. It took two hours to walk everybody through customs and the parking lot. 

 

The usual number of people wanted their money back and were rude about it. I’ll take the 100% credit. NCL did the best they could. Stuff happens. 

“That didn’t happen” - ***** lol? Why would I make that up? 

Yea it was late in the day so not many were at the restaurant itself, but I’ve been surprised myself to have only seen one group who heard it who wasn’t at the restaurant 

We had many more issues than just a disrupted cruise. I read back through a few pages and didn’t see much of these issues I went through posted so here is what we personally had gone through/seen on this cruise:

- 3 cancelled ports

- code bravo(fire) - due to employees throwing a battery at another employee

- San Juan no announcement of the crash or anything, only found out leaving the ship.

- getting told leaving San Juan that repairs were done and we’re on the way to Stirrup Cay which was then also cancelled the following day.

- sitting at dinner 9:45 pm Thursday on deck 6 there was what felt like a massive explosion violently shaking the entire restaurant scaring the sh*t out of everyone including the staff. Causing solid few mins of complete silence amongst everyone with a (***** is going on face) again including all staff legit waiting for an alarm or something. Then violent rumbling started shaking the whole place for the rest of the dinner. - went to ask what happened from guest services later and the next day to be told “wow really? This is the first report of that, we don’t know.” 

- disembarkation on deck 7 was absolutely PACKED across the entire deck for 2+ hours so much that they shut off the elevators from going to deck 7. No staff around for assistance. Just 2 employees who knew nothing, literally had only the same sheet of info as us guests were given for disembarkation.