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  1. 16 hours ago, Nashna said:

    Drastic schedule changes due to mechanical problems on the Allure call for valid consumer complaints.  Our sailing originally had stops in St. Kitts, St. Thomas and Nassau.  Due to the propulsion issues onboard, the itinerary now shows St. Kitts with a five hour reduced time in Nassau, and the cancellation of St. Thomas which was replaced by San Juan with a 2 pm departure.  I have no interest in going back after 6 stops in Puerto Rico.  We were already considering staying on the ship in Nassau.  Now, with the cancellation of the port of St. Thomas and a 2 pm departure from San Juan, there is very little that we can do with children.  Royal Caribbean has refused passengers on non-refundable fares refunds or the ability to change their itinerary even if they have not made their final payments.  Frankly, at this point we are stuck. I think that each and every one of us affected should call and demand compensation.  If an airline cancels a flight due to weather or airport conditions there is no refund.  However, if it is for mechanical reasons they have to compensate the traveler.     Royal Caribbean needs to understand that travelers have other options and they will lose future repeat business.  Their inability to fix a mechanical issue that was known years ago is the cause of this problem.  The cruise contract allows  RCCL to change ports.   Perhaps, we should call RCCL to complain as well as urge our congressmen to change the law to force cruise ships to adhere to the same rules the airlines have been forced to abide by.  If the cruise line's maintenance issues cause a port cancellation, passengers should be compensated.  

    They are sailing full no matter what they do!

    They can shoot someone on 5th Avenue and people will still sail with them!

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  2. 8 hours ago, A2Mich said:

     

     

    Partly.  Sounds more like excessive speed under ice warnings, the brittle steel used in her construction, and the weakened structure from the coal bunker fire all contributed to the disaster

    Saw a documentary where they found that all the big shots overloading the 2 young communication officers with their wire messages caused it.

    Because the cruise line gave priority to the paid wire services ( a first on the Titanic)  - the young unexperienced communication -officer wast totally overloaded and forgot to pass on the iceberg warning to the captain – that warning was not passed on for more than 4 hours!

     

    So greed of the the cruise line was the root cause for the disaster!

     

     

  3. 43 minutes ago, Biker19 said:

    Candles, Incense, Coffee Makers, Clothes Irons, Travel Steamers & Hot Plates. (Items that generate heat or produce an open flame. This includes heating pads, clothing irons, hotplates, candles, incense and any

    Sorry but we have to deduct candles + incense as they were double!

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