overnight port

[MamaBess]

Recently I was told that I must book a hotel in an overnight port, that we were not allowed to stay on the ship. I have never heard of this before. Is this something new, or is someone just trying to panic me?

Edited September 13 by MamaBess
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[GeezerCouple]

11 minutes ago, MamaBess said:

Recently I was told that I must book a hotel in an overnight port, that we were not allowed to stay on the ship. I have never heard of this before. Is this something new, or is someone just trying to panic me?

 

Welcome to CruiseCritic!

 

You're going to need to give us a lot more information for us to make any informed comments.

Which cruise line?

Which ship?

Which port?

Time of year?

 

And how is it written about this requirement (what wording)?  A link, if available?

 

GC

[CruiserBruce]

Seriously doubt you will be required to book a hotel ashore. That would be the first time I have heard of that in 30+ years of cruising. And 20+ years here on Cruise Critic.

[MamaBess]

going to Quebec City overnight on Celebrity during an 11 day New England, Canada Cruise.

 

[Essiesmom]

Told by whom?  EM

[1025cruise]

Is this in between cruises? 

[hallasm]

Sounds like CELEBRITY SILHOUETTE, Canada, Maine & Boston, 11 nights cruise from Boston with overnight stay i Quebec.

It must be a misunderstanding. Check the Roll Call for the actual sailing.

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/506-celebrity-silhouette-roll-calls/

 

Edited September 13 by hallasm

[ldubs]

If you were told this by someone other than the cruise line, then just ignore them.      

[MamaBess]

Thank you all. I had never heard this before, so I was a bit shocked. No, it was not the cruise line, just a busy body trying to deflate my excitement. Hubby and I are looking forward to a longer cruise and spending two days in Quebec city. Thanks for your input, its appreciated.