Passengers put off Emerald?

[wdblake]

Two passengers were disembarked in St Thomas on the 3/7-3/17 sailing. Does anyone know why?

[john_galt]

My guess would be a violation of the 'Passenge Contract'.

 

www.princess.com/legal/passage_contract/index.jsp

 

I have seen my share of poor conduct over the years. I saw the police escort cruisers back to a ship in San Juan several years ago and witnessed a fist fight in the MDR on the Conquest. :eek:

[-Lew-]

 

My guess would be a violation of the 'Passenge Contract'.

You're likely correct; however, I believe the OP is looking for a more specific answer.

 

Lew

[PescadoAmarillo]

Two passengers were disembarked in St Thomas on the 3/7-3/17 sailing. Does anyone know why?

They were disembarked by force, or chose to disembark? Because there are people getting off the ship in almost every port due to personal emergencies. You just don't often see this happen if you're off the ship yourself.

[KruzPrincess]

On one of my cruises, there were several Jamaican women on the cruise. Our final port was Jamaica and they all disembarked there by choice. There could be many reasons.

[lois1112]

I was on a cruise to Hawaii and a man at a nearby table suddenly started hitting (with fist) his wife (or female traveling partner) before we could blink or react, the waiters had their table surrounded, security was there and the man was removed from the dinning room

we were told the next night that he was "held" during the night and removed from the ship the next port. I am not sure what she did

[Shogun]

Hi All

 

Crew come and go all the time, on some cruises head office staff visit for a few days,

 

then you have guests like imported TAs that come on board for afew days only

 

have seen more than a few things while ona Princess ship,

 

a lady set fire to her cabin got put off,

 

while a man fell out with his wife and left at the next port,

 

yours Shogun

[Putterdude]

Can be entertainers as well.

[luvtheships]

It doesn't have to be a sinister reason why they left..they could be entertainers...have a family or medical emergency......just wanted to leave...were asked to leave....

 

any number of reasons...and actually no business of ours...except to say that it sounds like business as usual to me!:D...people get off all the time

[CZEE]

They can leave or be removed for a variety of reasons.

 

On a Mexican Riveria cruise a few years ago Princess did remove some college-age guys for really being seriously drunk and harrassing other passengers. They were unceremoniously escorted off the ship and the pier in view of everyone who was up at that time.

[redwings]

They are a married couple who separated after they booked the cruise. They went anyway as they were with a large group to celebrate an aunt's 80th b.day. We could hear them fighting in their cabin. They left on their own accord as they couldn't get along. Sad for the family members that were with them. A person who was with the group told me this while we were sitting around the pool.

[Sandy Sails]

Now THERE is a specific answer!!!