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A change of ports is common enough but the expected weather must be prtty rough to keep passengers at sea an extra 3 days.
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Yep .. one cannot predict the weather and need to make adjustments for it. Not often though that you see this kind of an adjustment. However RCL is being very generous with their guests for any inconvenience.
Wonder if we could get a good rate to do the crossing? We could fly over today and.... never mind....
A sure sign of the addiction, and the progression of the disease hehehehe...deep breaths my dear....
Wonder if we could get a good rate to do the crossing? We could fly over today and.... never mind....
Err on the side of caution. Having to factor in 4 weather systems and try to work in other ports while cancelling others cannot be an easy task.
When was the riot scheduled?
Guess the casino will increase revenue.
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