Thread: Is there anything on a cruise that you dread?

Originally Posted by Sandie

Isn't it amazing how much sand and humidity will add to the weight of your luggage going home?

Along those lines Sandie , What about the pounds you put on during the cruise

[quote=cruisin' chick;1277780]One nice thing about Princess is that the life jacket drills are held in the muster stations inside. [quote]

Agree, Princess does make those Muster Drills a bit less painless ... ... but still hate doing them.

Happily, when doing a back-to-back on Princess, attending the second Muster Drill is NOT required ... and I have the note to prove it. It also states that we were encouraged to attend if we wished. Like I'd want to have a second Root Canal if I didn't have to.

[QUOTE=LuLu;1282931][quote=cruisin' chick;1277780]One nice thing about Princess is that the life jacket drills are held in the muster stations inside.

Agree, Princess does make those Muster Drills a bit less painless ... ... but still hate doing them.

Happily, when doing a back-to-back on Princess, attending the second Muster Drill is NOT required ... and I have the note to prove it. It also states that we were encouraged to attend if we wished. Like I'd want to have a second Root Canal if I didn't have to.

LuLu

So true on the root canal. Just when your just getting settled in and start enjoying friends that %$@!$ horn sounds and you have too go and get your life jacket. I have learned to show up last so your the first one out. Thats great you found away to get out of the muster drill book B2B cruises.

Some of the RCL muster locations are inside as well. On the Radiance class ships we have had gathered in the Schooner bar several times. It depends on your cabin location.

same on N.C.L. ours was in "le bistro" on the dawn