Allure evacuated Coco Cay

[legaljen1969]

15 hours ago, Jimbo said:

I'm sure someone's head will roll on this one. I'm sure we have not heard the last of this.

As soon as the Miami maritime lawyers get one passenger signed up, it will be all over. 🙄

[legaljen1969]

5 hours ago, molsonschooner said:

Decided to die.

I was thinking the same thing. I am sure she had it on her itinerary for that day.  10:00 Arrive at Olympia. 10:15 Die.   We all know some people like to plan everything.  

[CP3o]

On 11/10/2019 at 8:31 PM, time4u2go said:

Why do you think that?

  On 11/10/2019 at 7:19 PM, CP3o said:

Really OT but I've never been to NCL's island and assume it can't hold a candle to the new CocoCay. Can it handle two ships?

 

Wow, I love when people answer a question with a question but here goes.  It's an RCCL board which has been doing backflips about the RCCL improvements at Coco Cay, which sailing are selling at a big premium to similar cruises w/o Coco Cay.  I also haven't heard much about NCL's island as far as any reviews referinging "CC is great but I prefer Stirrup Cay" but I haven't researched it much so maybe it's a silly reference.

 

So, restating the question again as I have never been, although it's not imperative to get an answer.  "Can it handle two ships?"  I guess I was looking for answers like, "yes, super efficient with quick tenders" or "nah, one ship is fine but gets a little crowded with two" which might have been more helpful.  Or, "it's a nice beach and NCL similarly includes the drink package like RCCL" or maybe something different.  It was off topic so I apologize for that. 

 

 

 

[time4u2go]

23 minutes ago, CP3o said:

  On 11/10/2019 at 7:19 PM, CP3o said:

Really OT but I've never been to NCL's island and assume it can't hold a candle to the new CocoCay. Can it handle two ships?

 

Wow, I love when people answer a question with a question but here goes.  It's an RCCL board which has been doing backflips about the RCCL improvements at Coco Cay, which sailing are selling at a big premium to similar cruises w/o Coco Cay.  I also haven't heard much about NCL's island as far as any reviews referinging "CC is great but I prefer Stirrup Cay" but I haven't researched it much so maybe it's a silly reference.

 

So, restating the question again as I have never been, although it's not imperative to get an answer.  "Can it handle two ships?"  I guess I was looking for answers like, "yes, super efficient with quick tenders" or "nah, one ship is fine but gets a little crowded with two" which might have been more helpful.  Or, "it's a nice beach and NCL similarly includes the drink package like RCCL" or maybe something different.  It was off topic so I apologize for that. 

 

 

 

I didn't answer a question with a question.  I responded to a statement with a question.  (I even highlighted what I was responding to.)

 

Anyway, as far as your question goes, have you asked it on the NCL board?  I'm thinking they might be able to more readily answer.

Edited November 13, 2019 by time4u2go

[CRUISEFOUR]

I was also on the Allure last week. People were saying it was a Not So Perfect Day at Windy Cay! I’m glad we didn’t get off the ship because people who did get off said the beach area was like being in a sand blaster. 

[mugtech]

On 11/10/2019 at 7:19 PM, CP3o said:

Really OT but I've never been to NCL's island and assume it can't hold a candle to the new CocoCay.  Can it handle two ships?  I was assuming only one ship would visit at a time.

Candles are not allowed on cruise ships because of the fire safety hazards.  Lot of assuming.