Cruise Question of the Day

[kmills]

I am thinkig the Munster Drill.

I know it is necessary but could be doing more exploring at that time.

[JoeyandDavid]

I am thinkig the Munster Drill.

I know it is necessary but could be doing more exploring at that time.

I was thinking closing the casino... you don't need everything open but the slots and maybe a table or two

[kmills]

What would you replace the casino with?

[JoeyandDavid]

no not closing down.. just the fact they close it period during port days... I would think they could leave it open for slots and maybe a little black jack for folks that get back early for shore or just don't want to go to shore...

[kmills]

Oh sorry. I misunderstood. Gotcha now.

[rogue]

Personally, I would do away with the daily jewelery sales. It just causes crowded hallways.

[Joanandjoe]

Making you get off the ship at the end of the cruise. LOL.

Seriously, I would be happy doing away with jewelry sales and art auctions. Especially the art auctions. Ugh! I would also do away with charges for soda and specialty coffees and teas. Raise the fare by $2 a day, and stop nickel and diming us!

Casinos are unnecessary for me (I've never bet anything in one), but necessary for many others. I don't believe they're allowed to open either the casinos or the so called duty free shops while in port.

Muster drills are a necessity and a legal requirement. How do you think they got almost everyone off the ship that sank in Santorini? People knew where to go, and went there.

[boba]

Gold by the inch. dw gets 3-4 ft. worth every time.

[DebbieandJerry]

Todays Question:

Right after you board..... wheres the first place you go?...

Usually to our room, then definitely to get something to eat.

[DebbieandJerry]

I would have to say that the ongoing announcements (over the intercom, with the "caper" paper, while dining) that are 'advertisements' have got to be the most annoying part of the cruise. Celebrity and Princess have all their 'advertisements' over the television. They use the intercom for the important information.

We love reading the 'caper' paper. The inserts, however, are a total waste of paper.