Flossbolna
Sea days are just so relaxing!
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- Sep 8, 2006
There is only announced tags departures on Alaska cruises.
They also announced by tags getting off the ship in San Diego.
There is only announced tags departures on Alaska cruises.
When DCL ported in San Pedro, they also called luggage tags for debarkation. At least they did on the 3 different cruises we debarked in San Pedro.They also announced by tags getting off the ship in San Diego.
They also announced by tags getting off the ship in San Diego.
When DCL ported in San Pedro, they also called luggage tags for debarkation.
staff will pile them up (high) with other cruiser luggage at the entrance to keep the aisle and seating area clear for servers
Is there an announcement / organized method we should have followed?
Or once the Express Walk is done you can basically leave at any time?
It's not relevant to giving an answer to their question to nick pic.
The poster about this has been on neither of those.
It's not so much the being "Disney dedicated" but most of the other ports have smaller terminals/baggage claim areas. They do the announcing to coincide with the bags available. As the bags get picked up from the earliest tag groups, they use the space for another group.They have also announced tags in Galveston. Perhaps as the mentioned ports are not Disney dedicated, they need to control debarkation more carefully than at Port Canaveral.
You will be assigned a breakfast time based on whether you are first or second seating for dinner. If you have the first seating, then your assigned breakfast time will be around 6:45 to 7:00. Late seating has a breakfast time around 8:00. They want everyone off the ship by 9:00am. You can always skip breakfast or grab something from Cabanas. Cabanas has limited hours for breakfast on the last morning.
If you want to do express walk off, then yes, you would need to be ready to leave the ship at 7:00am. If you have early seating, then yes, you need to have everything ready by 7:00am. I believe they want everyone out of the staterooms by around 8:00am.
Usually the same way I feel on every cruise when the muster drill is delayed because someone either doesn't show up or does't shut up. Happens just about every cruise. Kinda like my flying 1 row in front of a crying baby. I'm just THAT lucky.Exactly. And think about how YOU would feel if YOUR boarding was delayed because they had to drag people off the cruise before yours.
I would point out that the reason they want people off the vessel by 0900 and out of your stateroom at 0800 is that the CM's have a lot of work to do to get the vessel public areas clean, organized and ready for the next group of passengers.
As a courtesy to the CM's, I would suggest not hanging to late! As pointed out by previous posters, there isn't anything to do!
AKK
Exactly. And think about how YOU would feel if YOUR boarding was delayed because they had to drag people off the cruise before yours.