Storm forming...where would we go?

We did a Fall TA so knew storms could be an issue and we did encounter a tropical storm but it fortunately didn't affect any ports, but knowing that, we accepted any changes to our itinerary, otherwise, we stay home.

I don't need it, but will there be any compensation for not visiting the scheduled ports?

 

It's amazing that people expect to be compensated for NOT sailing into the middle of a hurricane.

 

I guess the assumption is, that if they are not going to get free drinks or cash, then the ship should just sail right into the storm.

Not sure... Haha

 

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I didn't mean to scold you. However I like to book during storm season and am comfortable with it. I live in a oceanfront condo and feel it's much safer on ship because the ship can avoid the storm and my condo cannot. That being said I hope you have a great cruise and don't worry.

Maybe you will have one of those fun "all days at sea" cruises...

Those are cool...but I want to go to Coco Cay.

I didn't mean to scold you. However I like to book during storm season and am comfortable with it. I live in a oceanfront condo and feel it's much safer on ship because the ship can avoid the storm and my condo cannot. That being said I hope you have a great cruise and don't worry.

No no no I didn't think you scolded me at all :) No hard feelings :) Actually we booked in hurricane season because of school schedules. I agree on the ship avoiding the storm part greatly because I live in St. Pete FL. Once we went to a beach resort for a staycation and BOOM tropical storm Debby hit. It ruined our vacay.

 

As long as I can relax by the pool and do all normal cruise activities, I will be happy.

 

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Edited July 31, 2014 by kwazi07

It's amazing that people expect to be compensated for NOT sailing into the middle of a hurricane.

 

I guess the assumption is, that if they are not going to get free drinks or cash, then the ship should just sail right into the storm.

 

I agree - well made point :D