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16 hours ago, sargemrs said:

Actually all of them on this cruise.  We’ve read about mugging, murders, poisonings….. maybe not right at the ports but close by….. scared!

 

Don't ever come to Florida.  Everything you stated is on the news nearly every single night.  

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1 hour ago, twangster said:

 

Don't ever come to Florida.  Everything you stated is on the news nearly every single night.  

There is crime everywhere….we live in dfw where the recent mass shooting was…..but being in a strange place….just seems scarier somehow.

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4 minutes ago, sargemrs said:

There is crime everywhere….we live in dfw where the recent mass shooting was…..but being in a strange place….just seems scarier somehow.

 

You may be safer on the islands of your cruise then you are near your home.

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17 hours ago, sargemrs said:

Actually all of them on this cruise.  We’ve read about mugging, murders, poisonings….. maybe not right at the ports but close by….. scared!

Yes, Texas and Florida port cities can  be dangerous.

 

At least other states have better restrictions for firearms which does help.

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17 hours ago, c-leg5 said:

Roatan, Costa Maya and Cozumel

There are soldiers with weapons on every pier at these ports.  I would never be the least bit concerned about any of the things you worry about.  If you stay onboard everywhere you'll be missing the time of your lives.  Please go and expect a  carefree vaca, you won't regret it. And RCCL makes your safety a priority not to put you in harms way, at least on the ship.  They avoid storms with great aplomb.  OR...if you're more comfortable, take a camping trip with all those family members in your backyard.  I'm sure you'll all be safe there!

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17 hours ago, firefly333 said:

A excursion I took to cozumel said they have taken care of any homeless problems there. You never see any homeless do you?

Unlike in the US where we coddle them.  In Cozumel they arrest them for Vagrancy 

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Our very first cruise in August 2012 left Ft. Lauderdale just as Hurricane Isaac was rolling in. 60 mph wind gusts on deck. Our itinerary was reversed and the seas were a little rough the first couple of days but we had a GREAT time! Still cruising 11 years later 😁Resized_Screenshot_20170905-122858_Original.thumb.jpeg.1e6f603b8cdab80a31270437b6b9bbb1.jpeg

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8 hours ago, Newcruiser2012 said:

Our very first cruise in August 2012 left Ft. Lauderdale just as Hurricane Isaac was rolling in. 60 mph wind gusts on deck. Our itinerary was reversed and the seas were a little rough the first couple of days but we had a GREAT time! Still cruising 11 years later 😁Resized_Screenshot_20170905-122858_Original.thumb.jpeg.1e6f603b8cdab80a31270437b6b9bbb1.jpeg

Thanks for all the encouragement!!!!

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