Kristelle

this topic has hit my Facebook feed. almost entirely the response of comments is that it is the passengers fault - and that is from general public not cruise specific people, like on here. I dont think the public are buying the "we are the victims, woe is us" cry of the passengers

yes that one really could be just about anywhere. Not in dry Outback Australia with the trees and lawn on the banks and I suppose not Antarctica with no snow #randomly picks a river# Murrumbidgeee river

Totally random guess - Granite Island

Lake Eyre?

Hue is correct.

not that one either

Correct country but not HCMC

MEMPHIS.

Ah but how about Potoroo Palace, NSW?

Taronga Zoo, Sydney?? (the clues are going over my head so just random guessing)

or, left field guess - Queenstown, NZ ?

KIngs Billabong Wildlife Reserve, near Mildura ?

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Qld ?

My guess is Raptor Domain, Kangaroo Island

Glastonbury? But that isnt remote.

Bayonne, New Jersey? PS now that I am home and seeing photo enlarged on computer screen and not on small phone screen - can see Shanghai was a silly guess since writing on signs is in English 😳

New York?

Chicago?

SHANGHAI?

thanks ldubs. yes I think discussion has come to an end, nothing new being said. I do really dislike snobbery - but time for me to leave this alone unless anyone has anything new to say.

So it's not hard to miss. Still not seeing how it affects you though or why the need for snobby comments about something other people enjoy, just because you don't do it yourself.

except poster clearly said - twice now - that he was joking about the fisitcuffs. and of course the outside of the door isnt yours, nor is the inside - what a strange comment. and no, you dont need a huge display- but for some people it is a fun and enjoyable thing to do - and why not? what I cant understand is why it bothers anyone else. Like lots of things, if you don't want to do it, don't - but it isnt that hard to understand that other people can enjoy something even if you don't.

I quite like browsing/buying small things at markets myself.

Maybe people are less likely to have difficulty finding their cabin on smaller ships, maybe the attract more of an older demographic less into this stuff, maybe decorating is more of a fun thing on family orientated cruises? I didnt see them on river cruise ship either - likely for reasons above but if the doors are metal I wouldnt mind doing one myself - not full streamers or such but one A4 page magnetic picture. Because I do have difficulty remembering numbers and might help me identify it.