Has anyone ever asked that question? I know most ships have a brig and several have morgues otherwise you get placed next to the ice sculptures if you pass away during the cruise. The QE2 is said to have 29 coffins on board for its world cruises.
cornish pixie said:Hi I use to work on a ship Called the Canberra that sailed from Southhampton in the Uk.
I hadn't been working on her long and one day was travelling up in the lift when one of the onboard nurses got in with a little old lady in a wheelchair.
I was busily chatting away to the nurse and the lady and never really thought that she wasn't answering me, anyway I think the nurse finally felt sorry for me and told me not to worry about the little old lady not speaking as she wasn't really with us, I whispered is she not well then imagine my face when she told me she was dead!!!
I was 18 and didn't know what to do!!
Apparantly it really happened a lot , especially on the World Cruise!!
I've never moved so fast out of a lift in my life![]()
Chucklechops
Flagger said:I was specifically asking about Wonder and Magic. Death and medical emergencies can happen at any time.
Sorry FlaggerFlagger said:I was specifically asking about Wonder and Magic. Death and medical emergencies can happen at any time.
cornish pixie said:Sorry Flagger
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Flagger said:The QE2 is said to have 29 coffins on board for its world cruises.
jgalecpa said:I'd love to know how Cunard came up with that number. 28 isn't enough and 30is just too many!
Sorry, I love gallows humour.
Jim
You really didn't need to apologize. You weren't really that far off topic!cornish pixie said:Sorry Flagger
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Flagger said:Can you apply travel insurance for the part of the cruise after you expire?
Is the deceased still responsible for gratuities?
Can you just use the deceased to save you a deck chair?
Does the horn's whistle play something else when someone passes?
mmouse37 said:I would expect there to be a morgue, coffins and brig on every modern cruise ship....we were on the Magic once when a very drunk passenger threatened his sister-in-law and his small child (the woman banged on our stateroom door pleading for help and my DD who was 16 and in the cabin by herself at the time, let them in and called security). Security was there in a heartbeat and dragged the guy off....they said he was being brought to cool off in the brig (whether it was a real jail cell or secure room I don't know) but he was not seen the rest of the cruise and his cabin was emptied out.
Queen2 said:you are all bad, saying saying such things. So that is how the lounge chairs fill up so fast.![]()