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  1. I've been calling in... lol.

    First of all they absolutely won't admit that the independence is doing a dry dock? Ok.... then said it could be anywhere from tomorrow to three maybe four months before we know... called

    The other day.: lady acted as though it would leave a few days later and get in on the 20th.. something about 12 nights. Idk, but this is a bunch of BS.. I hate having to guess?? I've also

    Noticed all the other transatlantic cruises have been nice and inflated for the current 'sale'. About had enough[emoji849]

     

    Ive had enough of not knowing too, I dont know why they cant just be honest, surely its the best policy?

  2. on my very first cruise on the Independence I brought a teddy bear with 'Independence of the seas' wrote on his jumper (it's a much smaller one of the one which appears on the shelf in the 'once upon a time' show) and he has come on all the cruises with me since.

     

    I swore I wouldn't buy anymore teddy bears on the ship as Jack-pot (yes, he has a name haha! I had to name him after one of the cruise staff due to us mixing up his name!) was special as it was my first time on a cruise ect. Anyway, on my most recent cruise also aboard the independence, we were looking around the shop and at the bears and we found one with a hole in its leg and its leg also sat at a funny angle and by the last day of the cruise it was still sat there and I just kind of felt sorry for it as I didn't think anyone would want to buy a broken bear, so I gave in and brought him (Yes I know I'm sad for feeling sorry for a stuffed toy :p) So yeah, now I have two cruise bears and they're one of my favourite things I've brought on a cruise.

  3. on our recent cruise my Mum lost her phone as well as her new sunglasses and a bag containing a couple of small things she'd brought in port. she went to guest services to ask if it had been handed in but they hadn't seen it. So now she was panicking that she'd left it in port. She wasn't to worried about the things she'd brought, the sunglasses or even the phone itself, but the phone had pictures on of our 10 week old kitten that we sadly lost just before the cruise and that's what had upset her the most.

    Anyway, she and my Auntie backtracked around the cruise ship and couldn't find it. My Mum went to guest relations for the next 2 days morning and afternoon asking if anyone had found it and eventually after 2 full days of worry about losing the photos, a member of staff from the windjammer had found it and handed it in. We never found out why it took them so long to hand it in but we were all glad the items came back, especially the phone with the photos on.

  4. as far as I know Indy doesn't have a Broadway style show, or she didn't when I travelled on her in November. She does have 4 production shows done by the royal Caribbean singers and dancers though; once upon a time (which I loved) Invitation to dance, then there was a circus themed one and another one which I can't now remember of the top of my head.

  5. ah okay, it was someone from Royal Caribbean my Mum spoke too and she just remembered that they said they were going to be changing the shows in the theatre, which I was kind of pleased with and also sad at the same time because I love 'Once upon a time'.

     

    What's Sabor? I should probably know this! The changes, if it does happen, don't sound all that bad, I never go into the nightclub anyway.

  6. I saw a post on this recently but I can't seem to find it now.

     

    Anyway my Mum went to a cruise show today and she was told that the Independence would be going into dry dock before our transatlantic cruise next May, does anyone know when this would happen? and what they plan to do with her?

  7. On the transatlantic crossing on the Independence last year, I was making my way down the stairs from the windjammer with my auntie and I stopped to clean my glasses and as I did so, one of the screws from the arm popped out and fell on the floor.

    I went into complete panic as we were in the middle of the Atlantic ocean and I stupidly hadn't thought to bring a spare pair and I wasn't sure what I was going to do. Anyway, a crew member stopped (who I later found out was the head cleaner) stopped and asked what was wrong and we explained, so he and my Auntie (I couldn't see a thing) went and looked for the tiny screw on the stairs.

    Eventually after a few minutes of looking they managed to locate it and then the crew member took the screw and my glasses away and managed to fix them for me before returning them to me. Probably seems like a small thing but it meant a lot to me as I was so scared that I would have to spend the next couple of days we had at sea not being able to see or really do anything!

  8. I'm with you! I get petrified thinking about talking all through dinner with strangers. I'm just too self conscious

     

    I'm glad I'm not the only one :)

     

    It's strange though as I went to the card making classes and stuff on my last cruise with my family and made a few friends (some I'm still in contact with now) although the thought of that was a bit scary at first!

     

    I think the setting in the MDR is a lot... posher, or at least when I view it through the door it seems that it is and I worry I'll stick out like a sore thumb and then the thought of other people sitting with me that I don't know, in this setting is just another thing on top to make me feel uncomfortable and self conscious.

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