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3 minutes ago, BecciBoo said:

learning to live with rules and comply with instructions does have consequences!  Good lesson learned...a whole lot of people need that one!!!!!!!  Not an ounce of pity in me.  Sorry

 

Totally agree.

 

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There were several others that day that got lucky and didn’t miss the ship. All aboard was 330. Between 3:30 and 4:00 the lines of people running to the ship were incredible. Just when we thought we saw the last two or three run up we had two or three more. Those that were still able to get on at that 4:05 mark were the luckiest and there were two. 

 

This was the last one on at 4:05. They won the RC lottery. 😀

 

 

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By 4:15 we were this far away from the dock.

 

 

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That sucks, but c'mon it was a bit funny. The guy waddling back and forth in flip flops, especially if you watch it at 2X the speed :classic_biggrin:

 

On a more serious note, what happens next? They pay out of pocket and fly to the next port where the ship docks? Assuming they have their passports with them. 

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1 minute ago, JayTee1 said:

That sucks, but c'mon it was a bit funny. The guy waddling back and forth in flip flops, especially if you watch it at 2X the speed :classic_biggrin:

 

On a more serious note, what happens next? They pay out of pocket and fly to the next port where the ship docks? Assuming they have their passports with them. 

 

Next port is home. Was the last day of cruise. They have to pay out of pocket to get back to Miami. 

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7 minutes ago, JayTee1 said:

That sucks, but c'mon it was a bit funny. The guy waddling back and forth in flip flops, especially if you watch it at 2X the speed :classic_biggrin:

 

On a more serious note, what happens next? They pay out of pocket and fly to the next port where the ship docks? Assuming they have their passports with them. 

Pretty much and insurance won't cover it unless they missed the ship for a covered reason.

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it's no joke when the ship tells you sailing time is at 4pm, then BE THERE.  very seldom have we had people late on all the cruises I have done.  but hopefully it will never be me! how embarrassing and terribly inconvenient . 

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19 minutes ago, MrFunInTheSun said:

 

Next port is home. Was the last day of cruise. They have to pay out of pocket to get back to Miami. 

As well they should! Follow the rules people!! We are all told a hundred times when to be back on board...your Mother thinks you are special they don't!!

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40 minutes ago, MrFunInTheSun said:

There were several others that day that got lucky and didn’t miss the ship. All aboard was 330. Between 3:30 and 4:00 the lines of people running to the ship were incredible. Just when we thought we saw the last two or three run up we had two or three more. Those that were still able to get on at that 4:05 mark were the luckiest and there were two. 

 

This was the last one on at 4:05. They won the RC lottery. 😀

 

 

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By 4:15 we were this far away from the dock.

 

 

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That passenger is dressed like a court jester. No wonder that getup slowed him down. 

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54 minutes ago, Ourusualbeach said:

So, where’s the Port agent  with the couples passports that many say they retrieve from the cabin safe?

Who knows if they had a passport?  Many travel without them.    Who was the man they spoke with when they missed the ship?  I don't know if he was a port agent.  

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I always try to get back on earlier than most of the other cruisers, to not have to deal with the lines, possibly enjoy some areas of the ship with less people on it, etc.  But I still wonder what actually happens to the ones that miss the ship, like in reality.

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