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Muster Drill on the Caribbean Princess


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Leaving March 20 for 2 weeks on the Caribbean Princess. Because our flight arrives in San Juan after 8 p.m., we will miss the muster drill that first night. What time is the muster drill the next day for those who miss the first one? We do not want to miss our excursions because of it. Also do we have to go through it again on the first day of the second week as these are back to back out of San Juan. For the second week, will we have to get off the ship, go through immigration and reboard? This is our 15 th cruise but first with Princess and are a bit leery. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks.

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We did back to Back on Grand Princess in May, regarding the muster drill on the second cruise you do not have to attend as long as you have permission from the Captain, just go to pursers desk and request. You have to stay in your cabin though until drill is over and put do not disturb on your door...a good excuse for a little lie down before dinner :) enjoy your cruise

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Last year in Venice, we were returning to the ship on the first night and went up to the Buffet. Everything was shut down, I asked why and was told they were closed for the drill. By the time we went back to our cabin, the drill was over and everyone was returning with their life jackets in hand. Missed it and never heard another word about another drill.

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We did back to Back on Grand Princess in May, regarding the muster drill on the second cruise you do not have to attend as long as you have permission from the Captain, just go to pursers desk and request. You have to stay in your cabin though until drill is over and put do not disturb on your door...a good excuse for a little lie down before dinner :) enjoy your cruise

 

a) We have never had to request permission to ship the muster drill on the 2nd segnment of a B2B. You just do not need to attend.

 

b) We have never had to stay in our cabin while the drill is in progress if we do not need to attend.

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Last year in Venice, we were returning to the ship on the first night and went up to the Buffet. Everything was shut down, I asked why and was told they were closed for the drill. By the time we went back to our cabin, the drill was over and everyone was returning with their life jackets in hand. Missed it and never heard another word about another drill.

 

they put a notice in the patter on the first day when the drill is on and they have one on the 2nd day for people that couldnt attend the first day

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Leaving March 20 for 2 weeks on the Caribbean Princess. Because our flight arrives in San Juan after 8 p.m., we will miss the muster drill that first night. What time is the muster drill the next day for those who miss the first one? We do not want to miss our excursions because of it. Also do we have to go through it again on the first day of the second week as these are back to back out of San Juan. For the second week, will we have to get off the ship, go through immigration and reboard? This is our 15 th cruise but first with Princess and are a bit leery. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

A friend brought me the patters from her 1/30 cruise on CB.

 

The make up drill on the second day was at 5:30pm after leaving St. Thomas at 5pm. You're on a different route than this one but would think it would still be 1/2 hour after leaving port on the 2nd day.

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Leaving March 20 for 2 weeks on the Caribbean Princess. Because our flight arrives in San Juan after 8 p.m., we will miss the muster drill that first night. What time is the muster drill the next day for those who miss the first one? We do not want to miss our excursions because of it. Also do we have to go through it again on the first day of the second week as these are back to back out of San Juan. For the second week, will we have to get off the ship, go through immigration and reboard? This is our 15 th cruise but first with Princess and are a bit leery. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

Oh, my goodness, I was worried about landing at 2:20pm on that Sunday! You must have nerves of steel, gypsylady!

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