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How does a cruise line justify running out of pool towels?


KyleClark
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OP - you did not note the cruise you are on and the weather -

maybe perchance the towels where used as blankets to ward off a chilling breeze ?

One of those port calls - was it at a Private Island (Cay) ?

Ooops we left too many towels back there.

 

Could be as simple as the laundry facility overloaded - mechanical function ?

The cruise line not maintaining security on the return of used towels ?

Stealing towels robes and not charging the guests for this ?

 

Did you go to Guest Services and make an inquiry - talk to the Hotel Manager ?

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Blame your fellow passengers.

 

One to hog their chair, one to dry off, one to dry their hair, one to cover their legs when they're getting too much sun, another one when they go back in the pool and get wet again because they bunched the first one up so it never dried out....

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9 hours ago, KyleClark said:

How does that happen?  4th day in a row.  Yes, these are port days, but really?

 

Any number of reasons.  People not turning them back in, people taking them back to their cabin, people using them to dry off one time and turning them in for a new towel with them for example.  Besides, there are towel in the cabins sufficient for each passenger.

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7 hours ago, MoCruiseFan said:

Besides, there are towel in the cabins sufficient for each passenger.

Not on the Encore this past November.  No pool towels in rooms.

 

4 hours ago, YVRteacher said:

Speculating that there could be something wrong in the laundry room.

This would be my guess for the reason.  All the other comments essentially balming passengers are not unique to any specific cruise, the lines know people use multiple towels each day and they typiclly have enough so that they don't run out.

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I don't think they feel the need to justify it. 

 

Far too often guests (not just of cruises) feel they're entitled to a detailed justification of everything they aren't happy with.  Likely,  you'll get an apology and that's it.  While knowing the details may make you feel better, it does nothing to change the situation. 

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