Suite guest shouts profanities in concierge lounge- no consequences

[Merion_Mom]

On this week's Jewel cruise a suite guest showed disorderly conduct when she yelled across the concierge lounge profanities for abvout 5 minutes. She stood up at the bar and asked for everybodies attention in the lounge and shouted ",,,,fuxxxxxxing captains table...." and at least 10 times "....fuxxxxing Pinnacles......".

Big drama ended in an executive officer meeting next morning with no noticable consequences: no excuses to lounge guests which have been insulted, no banning from the lounge nor any other sanction.

Is this RCCL's new version of code of conduct?

 

You already flogged this incident to death on FB.

 

Is pot-stirring on CC necessary, too?

[pspercy]

It's just another example of the cultural race to the bottom in today's US.

[bucknwanda]

Have her walk the plank matey!

[NicNac4498]

Profanity can get you kicked off the ship. Alcohol is no excuse.

 

Really...

[WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot]

Was she wearing ripped jeans?

 

:'):'):')

[grapau27]

I'm sure she got a warning and told not to do it again.

 

Yeah it's bad behaviour but what do you expect? A personal apology and to get to witness her being flogged?

 

Just like when some other kid hits or pushes or insults my child at school. I get told about the incident. I don't get told what was done or said to the other child.

 

For privacy reasons they won't tell you. And honestly I don't see what you are getting so worked up about? Some drunk idiot yelled things? Not the end of the world.

 

 

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As long as it didn't happen again everyone should breathe a sigh of relief.

[island lady]

I would have thought the concierge would have approached the "lovely lady" and quietly escorted her out of the lounge with a warning. Or is that what happened? :confused:

 

No excuses for that kind of behavior. :o

[steveru621]

No, it's just their version of a reality show for your entertainment. Guest participation is optional.

 

Exactly, these passengers are put on the ship for our entertainment and future amusing cruise stories.

[robandana]

We have been aboard the Jewel of the Seas for 20 days now and I can tell you the executive team aboard this ship are top notch! I trust their judgment and I am sure they really have the whole story....and did what needed to be done, no more and no less. By the way if you have not been aboard the Jewel recently please visit her as it's an amazingly run ship, the food is amazing and the crew are all awesome!

[davekathy]

...Ps. She should have been hit over the had with a pepper grinder and knocked some sense into her.:D

 

And made to eat the "butterfish". :D

[nelblu]

Just when I thought this had run its course : popcorn:

 

What the thread or the pepper grinder.:p

[Ocean Boy]

And made to eat the "butterfish". :D

I thought it was starfish?

[champagne123]

I thought it was starfish?

Butter Fish. STAY AWAY....LOL :')

[WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot]

This entire thread is comedy gold.

[MattInFLL]

Should she or he have done it. No. But this is the end of the world ? Geez.

[A&L_Ont]

Butter Fish. STAY AWAY....LOL :')

 

A double order of butter fish. They’ll be sittin on the porcelain for a while.

[sea shepherd]

Who cares what people do! Worry about your self!

 

 

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[MrYellowDuck]

The best solution fleet-wide would be to stop serving free alcoholic drinks in an environment that encourages rapid consumption (getting the unlimited free drinks drunk before the window closes). Problem sorted.

 

Perhaps after this event there were more severe consequences for the staff who allowed the passenger to become drunk?

[grapau27]

The best solution fleet-wide would be to stop serving free alcoholic drinks in an environment that encourages rapid consumption (getting the unlimited free drinks drunk before the window closes). Problem sorted.

 

Perhaps after this event there were more severe consequences for the staff who allowed the passenger to become drunk?

Why?

It was 1 drunk on her first cruise and because it was a suite she obviously thought she was above respectable behaviour.

[luckymal]

Shocking behaviour but the question is whether this was a one off and as a result of too much alcohol. A reprimand and warning would seem reasonable. One would argue that a ban from being served any more alcohol would also seem appropriate.

 

I don't believe she should be kicked off the ship but then I wasn't there to witness the incident.

I wonder what would you have done if you ran a small hotel, and this persons action upset other guest?:rolleyes:

[grapau27]

I wonder what would you have done if you ran a small hotel, and this persons action upset other guest?:rolleyes:

The solution IMO would be for the mouthy drunk to stand up in the lounge and apologize profusely to everyone the following night.

[constable145]

The best solution fleet-wide would be to stop serving free alcoholic drinks in an environment that encourages rapid consumption (getting the unlimited free drinks drunk before the window closes). Problem sorted.

 

Perhaps after this event there were more severe consequences for the staff who allowed the passenger to become drunk?

 

 

Alcohol is not the problem. Sometimes people are just idiots. Don’t penalize those who are responsible.

[Ocean Boy]

The best solution fleet-wide would be to stop serving free alcoholic drinks in an environment that encourages rapid consumption (getting the unlimited free drinks drunk before the window closes). Problem sorted.

 

Perhaps after this event there were more severe consequences for the staff who allowed the passenger to become drunk?

One person creates an issue and the solution has to affect many other people? It isn't as if we are hearing stories of this type of behavior happening routinely. Your solution reminds me of elementary school where one kid would act up and everyone would have to stay inside for recess.

[Mikew0805]

Was she wearing ripped jeans?

 

I just about fell out of my chair laughing. :'):')

[CRUISEFAN0001]

Was she wearing ripped jeans?

Wouldn't be surprised...