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How does tendering work at CocoCay again?


kingsgirl

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Tendering back in the downpour (Im safely on the pool deck watching lol).

 

At least we made it this time to CocoCay, the next trip they decided to skip it, so I was happy to see it.

 

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SOV in the distance thru the misty rain

 

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I actually love the rain, I love these pics in the rain, just because they are a little different than the usual sunny beach shots.

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More than once, we have been on the island when a storm passed thru....every bar,building and even trees were taken:p

 

 

Ha ha how funny! I hope that doesn't happen to us. Well, okay, secretly I want to be stranded there but...yeah ;)

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Ha ha how funny! I hope that doesn't happen to us. Well, okay, secretly I want to be stranded there but...yeah ;)

Then there was the time, those poor people were stranded all night long.......a storm came in and the Majesty had to leave the area to avoid damage from being in shallow water........it was Nov(2002) and it was cold at night.........imagine that!

 

I did a search and the best I could come up with was this thread...

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=512338&highlight=Majesty+stranded+CocoCay

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I forget.

 

We didn't have tender tickets and I don't remember it being rushed.

 

Has this changed? Do you need tickets now?

 

First come first serve and the tender operate throughout the day. Tender when you feel like it.

 

It is quite a leisure tendering operation. Most RCI excursion usually start around 10 or so.

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First come first serve and the tender operate throughout the day. Tender when you feel like it.

 

It is quite a leisure tendering operation. Most RCI excursion usually start around 10 or so.

Actually, they start around 9am(jetskis, parasailing,kayak,etc)..:)

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Then there was the time, those poor people were stranded all night long.......a storm came in and the Majesty had to leave the area to avoid damage from being in shallow water........it was Nov(2002) and it was cold at night.........imagine that!

 

I did a search and the best I could come up with was this thread...

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=512338&highlight=Majesty+stranded+CocoCay

 

 

Yeah i think I read that thread. That's how I knew about it. Just think...stranded on an island, a free cruise, and a full refund. WOO HOO. Awesome vacation in my mind !!

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