What would Security Do about this?

Chucksta63 · June 17, 2007

Have you ever cruised on a ship & found out there was someone on board that did not like you? That came on the sailing to make you feel uncomfortable. Would Security do something about this? What would you do? I can not imagine spending my hard earned money to go on a cruise (my vacation) just to bother someone else. What if you knew about this before hand would you go?

With all the ships sailing today why would someone book the same ship knowing this. Are there folks out there this disturbed. Would this make you wonder about the mental stability of this person? What are your thought on this?

boba · June 17, 2007

I don't know what security could do, but I would talk to them so they are aware of the situation. If that's the reason they took the cruise, there's definitly a mental state question. I'd try to avoid them without changing my plans. It will obviously lessen your enjoyment, but you have to make the best of it. :thumbup:

gymbrat33 · June 18, 2007

You should definitely let security know about this. This person is obssessed with you. Put a restraining order against the person so that they won't be able to be on the same ship as you.

Chucksta63 · June 18, 2007

This is what I was thinking since the ship will be in American waters for embarkation a restraining order should be in effect there to.

frostyboy64 · June 18, 2007

i would just stay away from them or of it got bad i would talk to them then if that did not work them

go get help from someone

JoeyandDavid · June 18, 2007

that sounds like a scary situation...... if I Had "hard" facts about this persons harassment then yes I would contact security .. without those hard facts I appear to be nothing more than another paranoid passenger...

hazelson · June 18, 2007

Difinately tell security if you know for sure or have had past bad experiences with this person. Granted - the ships are big, but someone can still find you. Scarey situation indeed!