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Me ? Talk to fellow cruise members and the Crew Staff, buffets, excursions, watch the big shows, and the small duo or trio entertainers, relax on the sun deck - and ALWAYS, enjoy the views. Love the embarkation process, dislike the debarkation process.
A little sad that skeet shooting, the midnight buffet, and tossing the ex overboard in international waters are no longer happening, nor allowed.
The ducks are not in place of tips. Talking with crew that keep them I’ve learned that they take home to their children. I realize many folks don’t like them. Probably as many as love them. Most are neutral on the issue. All I ask is, please don’t ruin it for the children (and adults) who enjoy it so much.
Why are you responding to the troll? You're a sweet person and I realize it may not be in your nature, but IGNORE the troll. Eventually the powers that be may realize what they're dealing with. Until then please IGNORE the dolt.
Oh Dear.
I am unsure that I would be comfortable with random strangers handing out rubber ducks to small children. !!!!!!
Its also very cheap indeed, to give a rubber duck as Thank You to crew members,
Can you imagine that ? Tipping is far better would you not agree ?
Definitely It’s Not a fun, Nor a worthwhile activity!
Its cheap and tacky and I can imagine the type of person that engages in this.
Lynn is very thoughtful and beautiful
The ducks are not in place of tips. Talking with crew that keep them I’ve learned that they take home to their children. I realize many folks don’t like them. Probably as many as love them. Most are neutral on the issue. All I ask is, please don’t ruin it for the children (and adults) who enjoy it so much.
The only duck that I like to see on a cruise is one that is on my plate with a nice flavoured sauce
Hiding and hunting for “Cruising Ducks”! If you are not aware of this practice, you can find information on the Facebook group “Cruising Ducks-Original Group”. Passengers hide rubber ducks and other items for people to find. It’s to bring a little joy to the finder. Some people also hand them out to passengers, especially small children. And sometimes give them as a thank you to crew members. It’s a fun, worthwhile activity!
I truly enjoy finding those ducks. I rarely bring them home. Usually I rehide them or just give them to a child. I've had crew members give them to me. They do bring smiles to many faces!
Hiding and hunting for “Cruising Ducks”! If you are not aware of this practice, you can find information on the Facebook group “Cruising Ducks-Original Group”. Passengers hide rubber ducks and other items for people to find. It’s to bring a little joy to the finder. Some people also hand them out to passengers, especially small children. And sometimes give them as a thank you to crew members. It’s a fun, worthwhile activity!
If on an Oasis class ship: slide down The Ultimate Abyss!
On the last night, when everyone’s luggage is in the hall, I like to shop for Hawaiian shirts.
Hence, he reason we now carry our luggage off. Too many shoppers that last night.
On the last night, when everyone’s luggage is in the hall, I like to shop for Hawaiian shirts.
OUTRAGEOUS! No wonder the entire North American economy.is in the tank!
Except flip-flop sales. Last quarter registered a 33% growth from the previous year.
You guys have spurred sales Worldwide !!
No word on dashiki sales yet. I will keep looking.
I wear flip flops around the house all the time. When I sit down I can kick them off and wiggle my toes in the free air. When I go out I wear proper sandals (never with socks) .
I also used to keep a pair of flip flops at the office and in the winter as soon as I got there the snow boots came off and the flip flops went on. I was known company wide for always wearing a hawaiian shirt or dashiki and flip flops in the office regardless of the time of year.
OUTRAGEOUS! No wonder the entire North American economy.is in the tank!
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