sun loungers on sea days

[wripro]

I'm feeling generous so I would even say thirty minutes. But after that all belongings should be removed and the chaise freed for others to occupy.

[Emperor Norton]

I usually wait 30-40 minutes while doing laps. So I don't believe it's a head call.

 

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Edited September 9, 2014 by Emperor Norton

[Pop-I]

I don't know for how long anyone watches a sunrise but if the towel draper/book & sunglasses leaver doesn't use the chaise he shouldn't reserve it. Maybe 15 minutes is long enough to gauge intentions. But I do believe that 15 minutes is long enough to use the loo, unless someone is ill. If so, then they don't need a chaise. They need to see the ship's doctor. Viruses are contagious.

 

Happy sailing!

 

Poor Norty apparently watches the lounges for 30 or 40 minutes. I had asdumedhe just came on deck and did a sweep without regard to whether items were left 2 minutes ago or 40 minutes ago. That Norty sure does kniw how to have a good time

[bradtarga34]

When we were on the Sojourn the barman would remove towels and any personal items, the usual book or sunscreen that people put out to try and reserve a lounger, and hold them behind the bar. He would normally give them about 30 minutes or so and I thought that was a totally fair way to deal with the situation.

[markham]

Bravo to the Sojourn barman for his execution of a commonsense and fair way of resolving this silly and selfish habit.

 

I hope it's official Seabourn policy now and implemented on all the ships.

 

Happy sailing!