We’ve taken 14 cruises. This was our first time on MSC. Tales from my Bella experience.

[Two Wheels Only]

1 hour ago, brovol said:

But to each his/her own......

 

 

Did you just assume my pronoun? 😁

[DaKahuna]

On 5/29/2024 at 9:03 PM, Momto3girlsintheCarolinas said:

I think I was more drawn to this issue because I made a small stain on the sheets this time. 

 

 It has been my experience that if you have a specific reason for sheets to be changed and make this request to the cabin attendant/room steward, they will change them out of cycle. 

[broberts]

21 hours ago, Oceansaway17 said:

No if they changed sheets daily wow would that be laundry overload and so much extra work.

 

So they don't change all the sheets on turnaround day? Yuk! 🤮 

[morpheusofthesea]

Just another reason to use a good travel agent.

[Oceansaway17]

2 hours ago, broberts said:

 

So they don't change all the sheets on turnaround day? Yuk! 🤮 

yes on that day they have to.  but NOT every day and that is not the case

[broberts]

3 minutes ago, Oceansaway17 said:

yes on that day they have to.  but NOT every day and that is not the case

 

Other than cost, why not every day? Cruise ships are, after all just large hotels that move.

[Oceansaway17]

Just now, broberts said:

 

Other than cost, why not every day? Cruise ships are, after all just large hotels that move.

you have got to be kidding.  changing thousands of sheets everyday.  They have enough work to do and even hotels do not change sheets.  Just not needed.

[no1talks]

24 minutes ago, broberts said:

 

Other than cost, why not every day? Cruise ships are, after all just large hotels that move.

 

There is a difference between changing all the sheets when the ship is full of passengers who need attention and changing all the sheets when the passengers are entirely gone.

 

On cruises with rolling (dis)embarkation, perhaps MSC could do the bedding more often, but choose not to do so.