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I'm not suggesting that this is the case for anyone here, but drinking alcohol can lower respiratory rate. If people are drinking more alcohol than they otherwise would, that might explain it.

It's unclear if you are asking why they were on the bridge at night, but if you are, a good reason would be so that they could close traffic lanes while they work, with minimal impact on traffic.

I don't believe anyone suggested that the collision had anything to do with height (unless I missed it).

Same here.

No.

Did I say something funny?

No.

Remember this is only one cruise on one ship so far. Time will tell.

If that's a power strip and not a surge protector, then that is not a violation.

Would this rule for passengers mean that they aren't (shouldn't be?) in use anywhere on the ship, even by crew?

Yes it does. But I still don't see how the OP's item could be considered to be an extension cord since it has no cord. Anyway, what is a "power board"?

How do you consider the OP's item to be an extension cord? It doesn't have a cord.

Yes.

I agree also. The Princess medallions are great for several reasons.

The thing is, you could always have had once per day service. You could have asked your steward to only come once per day or you could have put the do not disturb sign out.

Same here. He's not speaking for me either.

It's not about need. Most people probably don't need the rock climbing wall but for those that want it, it's nice to have. Most people probably don't need the FlowRider but for those that want it, it's nice to have. Most people probably don't need hot tubs but for those that want them, they are nice to have. There are many things on a cruise that only some people use, but that does not mean that they should be removed. They are all part of the cruising experience.

The Lido food is definitely not a step up from Carnival, in my opinion.

Is that necessarily a surge protector? Not all power strips are.

I actually feel quite the opposite. But it's obviously a personal preference.

Does the WC overnight in any ports? Some of my favorite port stops have been ones where we were able to do things in the evening.

You'd practically be arriving at the airport at 11:00am.

They should do a towel return incentive program, where they give you some OBC (like $5 per towel) for returning more towels than you check out. This would both reduce lost towels and help reduce chair hogs! 😁😉

Exactly. With hotel checkout times, there really isn't much else to do, so why not get on the ship as soon as possible.

I don't disagree. I was just pointing out that your statement, "Connecting rooms have half-size sofas" isn't always true, in case anyone was using that information to choose a room.