Allure of the seas, crippled

[The Grumpus]

Maybe that was during the downhill leg.

 

 

 

LOL - right. Because we're heading down the planet. It's slower on the way back up.

 

 

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[Thetrail]

I had the Jan 21, 2018 booked and received confirmation that it was cancelled. Have to find another cruise at same category level, also get $200 onboard credit and $300 per person for flight change fees. However it has been difficult to find a cruise with availabilty with same cabin category. Not impressed.

Not impressed with what?????:rolleyes:

[Thetrail]

Florida Fan,

I got seasick on the Allure in January from the minute the ship left port. Pack some Bonine, seabands, and ginger chews (Gin Gin double strength). You should be fine.

Nole fan

 

 

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LOL sorry your post is amusing! "Sick the minute the ship pulled out of port". Of all the ships Allure would certainly be one ship that seasickness would be rare. Are you like this with all ships????

[lbjen]

Not impressed with what?????:rolleyes:

 

Their limited options maybe?

[CRUISEFAN0001]

LOL sorry your post is amusing! "Sick the minute the ship pulled out of port". Of all the ships Allure would certainly be one ship that seasickness would be rare. Are you like this with all ships????

Maybe it wasn't the ship. :eek:

 

Perhaps it was how Alabama treated the Seminoles this weekend. :D

[Globehoppers]

LOL - right. Because we're heading down the planet. It's slower on the way back up.

 

 

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Sailing south in the northern hemisphere is actually going "uphill." The earth, do to its rotation, is 28 miles greater in diameter at the equator than it is at the poles.

[coppermouse]

When we left FLL on 8/6 on the Allure, we were told we had speed problems and port visits would be shortened. We left Nassau at 1:30 instead of the usual time. Don't know what the problem is but life is good.

Mr Time

 

 

What was the time you were scheduled to leave?