Who was on Wonder Apr 28-May 2?

[gonna go cruising]

The Aaron Carter Cruise was great but one sad note. It is my understanding a man passed away of a heart attack. Does anyone know any details? I feel so badly for his wife who was traveling with him.

 

[Tobor]

It's true we were told he was 43 years old, he passed out on the basketball court, I was told that there were several guests that were doctors that reached him very soon but to no avail.

Our hearts and prayers goes out to his family.

 

[GoofyDisney]

This is so sad. How tragic.

We were pleased to see Mini-defibs at all the elevators at the AKL.

 

[gonna go cruising]

I really feel so bad for his wife.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family also. It was obviously his time. Such a sad thing at such a happy time for so many.

 

[GoofyDisney]

Did the crew acknowledge this tragedy? Did they make an announcement or ask everyone to have a moment of silence before a show or anything? Did the family have to travel back on the ship or did they fly home from somewhere before you guys got back?

I recognize that this may be a terribly inappropriate question...but how was the whole Aaron Carter cruise? Did you go for Aaron Carter or did it just happen to be the week you picked?

 

[inkkognito]

When we were on Voyager, a man standing in line in front of us (we were waiting to have formal photos taken) suddenly collapsed. He didn't appear to be very old or unhealthy. I ran to the phone at the elevators to call for help. He was taken away on a stretcher. I asked a crew member later how he was, and although I didn't find out, the crew member told me that a death on a ship is not at all unusual due to the large number of people all together in one place (I guess it's just statistics). He said that it is particularly common on Alaskan trips or other cruises where there is an older crowd.
Barb
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