minnieandmickey
Queen of the run on sentence!
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I totally forgot to post one thing that happened to DH while on board. He had gotten up early one morning and went out to take pics of Grand Cayman. Well he went out at deck 9 and climbed the stairs to 10. Well it started raining and so not to ruin his expensive camera he went into the elevator area right there by the Stack. Laying there passed out in front of the elevators was a 15 yo boy. Now those of us with teens know how difficult it is for them to wake up, and it was the same with this kid. But still the concern was there, so DH tried to wake him up, and when he did the kid went right back to sleep. There was also a woman who happend to walk in about the same time DH did and she went to go get some help. DH asks if there are any medical conditions, no, and back to sleep. A maintenance guy happens to walk by, and DH stops him and tells him what is going on and asks for some help. 5 min go by nothing, 5 more maintenance guy comes in and asks if anyone had shown up, nope. 10 more minutes, no one, so DH successfully gets the kid to wake up and follows him to his stateroom to make sure he gets there ok. The kid thanked DH for making sure he was ok.
DH goes to Guest Services to let them know about this, and the fact that while he was waiting more than one cast member walked by and didn't even stop to see if he was ok. God knows how long he had been there and how many other cast members had just walked by. They had security contact him. Seems that security was in the middle of clearing the ship, that is why they didn't show up, totally understandable. The kid was seen walking around the ship at 6 am, ok but did he ever go to sleep. DH tells security that he didn't think that it was Disney's fault but he was concerned about cast members just walking by, and how many walked by before he got there. Just because someone is breathing doesn't mean they aren't in distress, and the fact that there is a reason for staterooms on board.
Here is my concern. Even though your children are safer on a ship than on the streets, it is still not perfectly safe. What if it was someone that wasn't concerned for this kids safety that walked him back to his room?
Now don't flame me but I honestly think there should be a curfew on the ship. I'm not talking all kids should be in there staterooms by 9pm. But if the Kids clubs close at 1 am then that should be the curfew, and they shouldn't be able to wander around the ship by themselves until at least daylight (which 6am wasn't as you all know) unless of course they are wandering around with a parent.
Sorry for the long post.
DH goes to Guest Services to let them know about this, and the fact that while he was waiting more than one cast member walked by and didn't even stop to see if he was ok. God knows how long he had been there and how many other cast members had just walked by. They had security contact him. Seems that security was in the middle of clearing the ship, that is why they didn't show up, totally understandable. The kid was seen walking around the ship at 6 am, ok but did he ever go to sleep. DH tells security that he didn't think that it was Disney's fault but he was concerned about cast members just walking by, and how many walked by before he got there. Just because someone is breathing doesn't mean they aren't in distress, and the fact that there is a reason for staterooms on board.
Here is my concern. Even though your children are safer on a ship than on the streets, it is still not perfectly safe. What if it was someone that wasn't concerned for this kids safety that walked him back to his room?
Now don't flame me but I honestly think there should be a curfew on the ship. I'm not talking all kids should be in there staterooms by 9pm. But if the Kids clubs close at 1 am then that should be the curfew, and they shouldn't be able to wander around the ship by themselves until at least daylight (which 6am wasn't as you all know) unless of course they are wandering around with a parent.
Sorry for the long post.