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For anyone who feels sorry for them, always remember that THOUSANDS of other people managed to make it back on board just fine.
People can feel sorry for what they’ll endure to get back home and also recognize it’s their fault.
@@carriesmith7843 exactly. They basically standing out there in they panties and bra and their temporary home just sailing Just because its 5:15 doesnt mean my heart cant out to them
@@Apryll. Its called swimsuits. Are we really going to be judgey about people still wearing their swimsuits and not even bothering with coverups let alone actual clothes while they walk/run through town trying to make the ship?
Yes. Yes we are. Its not a private pool, its a town, please wear a coverup or shorts over your swimsuit on the way back to port. Still feel bad for the pain its gonna be to get back on ship.
It’s a port beach town so technically they’re really ok ✅ with the attire because it’s a swimsuit 🩱💁🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️!!!
Well what happened did they make it somehow
Passengers who return late really don’t believe that the cruise ship will leave without them…..for those who have been left behind…..lesson learned: learn to follow the ship’s rules and this type of situation can be avoided.
And neither does anybody believe that they would ever be a virus that would spread throughout the ship either. Or that anybody would be thrown over, or the ship would sink. Too many things have happened for me to get on a ship. Good luck
You are way off the topic that is being discussed; but if you never get on a cruise ship, then you will definitely never be late returning and get left behind. I have been on several cruises; but when it comes to being left behind for not returning on time, it’s not about good luck, it’s about using common sense and following the ship’s rules.
Ninja broads hate rules😂
Ninja broads hate rules😂
The ship has exact timeliness they must follow or they pay a penalty. YOU, the passenger, will pay the penalty of "missing the boat"!😂
So sorry they was left. Following instructions is the safest , less stressful vacation you can experience . If the ship captain says the ship leaves at 4pm , be on the ship at 3pm .
Lesson learned.
Yes. That part
I always try and be back on board an hour before the ship is scheduled to leave port.
If the captain said 4 and they got there at 4 they would've been all set. They waited for 20 minutes after 4. Some people don't think rules apply to them
The way that their bank accounts are set up , they live there now
I’m sick and tired of punctual people having to wait for LATE people to decide to show up!!
I hope they learned their lesson 🙏
Wait. You’re on a cruise ship, where exactly do you need for that cruise ship to be that it absolutely must leave right on time? What is your delay? You’re still going to get to the next port of call, you’re still going to be able to make your dinner time, your stateroom is still ready for you. The only operation that isn’t running at the port is the casino, and if you need to get to the casino THAT BADLY, you’ve got bigger problems than passengers being late 😂
@@Derek-Adamslate people are an inconvenience. Plan ahead of time, set alarms and handle your business like an adult. It’s not rocket science.
@@arleneaugustahair8393 - on a cruise ship, how? How are you inconvenienced with late arriving passengers? It may be problematic for the cruise line and the port, but as a fellow passenger you are not inconvenienced at all. A late passenger on a cruise ship has absolutely no bearing whatsoever on your vacation.
You know they totally blamed the captain. They'd never accept the responsibility that it was their fault.
What a great answer!@@Derek-Adams
This is why I always come back at least an hour before…you never know what could happen. I can’t say I feel bad for them.
Always at least 1 hour!
2 here
I always get to my transportation 2 hours early
Leave early. Come back early!
2 hours
I have sailed with Carnival multiple times and I have two more booked for next year. Carnival makes it very clear about what time you are expected back at the ship at every port. They tell you to make sure that you are on the ship's time and not the island's time. Most of the time if someone is missing they wait a short time after the sailing time but they will not wait long. If you are late because of the excursion that you booked through Carnival then they will wait until you return but if you are late because of an excursion you booked on your own then they will not wait. YOU are responsible for getting back to the ship on time. YOU WILL be responsible for getting to the next port or back to the home port. Stop with the entitlement mentality.
Yes they do constantly remind you to be on Ship’s time. I just came back from an 8 day Carnival Cruise on the Celebration. I agree, you have to be on time.
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@@hiddencurlsso I'm assuming you would also recommend taking at least an hour off the time one is told to be back, is that the common thing to do just in case, I've never been on one, i wanted to but changed my mind after the incident of the cruise ship where all the toilets stopped working lol
You are 100% correct. No sympathy!
@@christinerisden5799 cruises originating in Galveston usually terminate in Galveston. Google: Carnival Cruises, Galveston. Their itineraries pop up for you. Hope this helped.
I'm not for sure why but this video gives me life. I've been on several cruises and they make it crystal clear what time you need to be back. I assure you that boat did not leave at the appointed time and they were still late.
Exactly
Exactly!
The announcements and time to come back are VERY CLEARLY RELAYED TO EVERYONE. Make sure someone in your group has the correct time!
Absolutely not! The Captain should never wait for *Any* late passengers. The cruise ships are a business; they run on *Their* schedule, not the passengers schedule.
Those passengers will learn a very, very expensive lesson. If they decide to cruise again, I bet they will get back to the ship on time. Lesson learned!
The captain cannot wait. It is not his choice
Exception. If an excursion is booked through the cruise line and it returns late, the captain will wait.
Lesson is, book through the cruise line and pay the extra cost versus booking it directly through the excursion company if you don't want to take that chance.
They have to wait on passengers on the ship’s excursions.
Exactly I’m so sick of this “ I’ll get there when I get there mentality. Be punctual period.
Well this is a lesson learned definitely for all of them time waits on no one! Next time have your butts back on time are don't leave the ship!! But I'm a little bit curious how did they get back home and who paid for it?
I don’t feel sorry for passengers who get left behind. Why should they feel so entitled? The rest of us make every effort to get back on the ship on time
Right,they have time schedules for a reason,I never been on a crews before, but I know a lot of people who has, an not to mention, one of them got in a car wreck and gotta use a cane to walk, he made it back on time, can't wait to hear why the ship didn't wait for them.... 😆
Hey, who knows what happened to them. You ever heard of the expression s*** happens? Perhaps their cab had a flat tire or something or broken down. I agree everybody should be back on time but who knows you might be stuck in that same situation someday
She said,”They said 4:30!”
I’m thinking her watch is not set at correct time.
You should wear a watch that is set to the ship's time so there won't be any excuse to not return to the ship on time.
@@Michael-rx6ji Yes, but if ever have taken a cruise... Time and time again it is stated by the cruise company that shore excursions booked thru the cruise line is covered for late arrives back to the ship, 3rd party tours, cabs, buses are not, it is at booked at your own risk.
I have cruised for 17 years and never got left behind. These people are irresponsible . I don't feel sorry for them.
Right I’ve been on multiple cruise and made it back thy have a siren that goes off telling u come on back
Okay so do you want a trophy,?
They looked young!
This is something that I found online about circumstances of when a cruise ship will leave the port: Generally, ships wait as long as they possibly can for passengers to return, but it also depends on how tight the schedule is, the mood of the officers in charge and whether port officials allow the ship to stay docked for a longer period of time. As you see it's not always up to the cruise line as to when they have to leave.
Good to know.
And dig this....usually two or three ships are tool ng out together if you look left or right in the distance you'll see the same ships different companies. Think about hst is why when at a resort they tell you don't go in town say Wed because the cruise ships are in! So they are holding up I her ships.
I would love to see you do a follow up interview with a pier runner. It would be interesting to hear about the process to get to the next port.
This is a really good idea actually.
This!!!
Yesss that would be 👍
Would love that. Good idea
Yes, I’d love to know what that process is like 😳
We were on a Carnival excursion in Hawaii. Our guide driving our tourist van ran into a retaining wall, wrecking the left front tire and quarter panel. They had to call for another bus to get us…. Luckily this was a carnival excursion, so the ship had to wait for us. When we finally got back to the dock, People were jeering at us, not knowing we had just been in a car accident. They ended up refunding us for the entire excursion, and sent the typical chocolate covered strawberries. The driver actually told the cruise line we got a flat tire. It was a little more than a flat tire…and I showed the customer service agent the picture of the wrecked van. Craziness.
Great job having evidence.
Like so many others have said. All cruiselines are VERY clear about the time you need to be back and that they will leave you. They have to leave you. They have a schedule to keep.
Responsibility, accountability. Every ship makes it clear when sailing time is.
My word of advice, is always, ALWAYS, book your excursions through the ship you are sailing on, NEVER on your own because the ship will be responsible for making sure you get back on time. Been on eleven cruises, and never got left behind.
Yes Ma'am, I agree
Been to Mediterranean cruise, and we booked all our excursions through the ship we are sailing on, and NEVER on our own, and the ship always waited for us. There was only one day we decided to just take the bus and went shopping, but we didn’t go that far, and we were back to the ship, THREE HOURS early, that’s how scared we were to miss the boat😅.
I agree with you 100 percent. I have only been on one cruise and about to go on another this coming November 2023. If you book your excursion with the ship you are on, you won't be left behind.
Yup…Always know when the last shuttle leaves, then give yourself 2 hours minimum. How embarrassing 😱
Look like members of the world's largest hate group. Wonder if they got violent with anyone? Probably so.
I was on a cruise once where the departure time was extended due to a passenger being injured on an excursion to Dunns River Falls in Jamaica. Always book your excursions through your cruise ship and you’ll be covered. When people book independently they sometimes run into problems.
Sure do. Several of us were on an excursion we booked ourselves right off the ship. On the return to the ship, the bus broke down. We were about 5 miles from the port and had about 45 minutes before the ship sailed. The owner did not answer his phone and we all panicked, including the driver. A couple of the guys got off the bus and went to take a look and found something was loose or broken but somehow they got it fixed. We made it back with 5 minutes to spare. Good ole American know-how, can't beat it, even in another country.
Fly home
@@winh998If you broke down 45 minutes before it sails, that means you were only 15 minutes before the all-aboard time and still had 5 miles to go. Never book a 3rd party excursion that close. Always book something that's back an hour before all-aboard, not back at that time.
@@paulras01 Our ETA was one hour before sailing which gave us plenty of time but when we (tourists) realized we were broken down it was about 45 minutes away. Five miles is less than 5 minutes so although we were worried, we did not panic. Please keep your advice. I have been cruising (pre-pandemic) for over 10 years and have booked ship excursions and private excursions. A lot depends on the ports of call as to whether I book a private or ship excursion.
Exactly it’s safer as well. Remember you’re in another country that’s poorer than the USA
I have a sister in law that is going on a cruise on Carnival and I have no doubt she will be left somewhere on that cruise. She has the I am Queen of the world attitude.
She'll learn then she ain't lol
That’s a easy lesson to learn.
She'll be humbled real quick
I'm experiencing flashbacks. Something similar happened to me and 2 family members 20 years ago. Only it wasn't a ship. It was a sightseeing bus tour in Long Island. We stopped to pick strawberries and we got the time to be back on the bus mixed up. So we were left. But thankfully we were near a train station. So we just took the train back home. This was a good lesson learned. We went on many more trips after that. We just made sure we wrote down the times to be back. We were never left again.
Being a Canadian, I always take my passport with me when I leave the ship!! And it’s the passengers responsibility to be back way ahead of time! I don’t feel sorry for them one little bit, and this video is a good lesson!!
Whenever we are out the country we always carried our passports.
We take photocopies.
Same we take our passports with us when we leave the ship unless we are going to a cruise lines private island. You just never know. Also why cruising without a passport is a very very bad idea. You will have a heck of a time getting back into the USA without a passport or at least h/o a passport
I’m sure you feel a little bit bad for the bad decisions the 5 made in the submersible right?.
No one is asking for you for your sympathy to many demons of your kind for anyone to feel sympathy . people will work it out. The road is narrow few will find it.
1:20 - always keep ship time!!!!
"they said 4: 30!"
"Its 5: 15"
🤣🤣
I went on a cruise in 2008 and there were people who almost got left. That is so unfortunate, I couldn’t imagine it happening to me.
This is why I only go on cruise-sponsored excursions. Cost more, but the peace of mind is worth it.
I have neither empathy nor sympathy for anyone entitled enough to think that they can be late. Be an adult and be on time!
Bet u would if it was u or a family member bet ur ass a feel empathy then u fuck shit
If they make a habit of waiting the passengers get casual about returning on time. When you have thousands of passengers the delay problem just snowballs.
Nobody asked for your sympathy😂
@@misssue4043 sorry your panties got twisted…not really.
@@misssue4043I didn’t they asked for the sympathy nor did they ask you to comment 🤷🏽♀️
Our first cruise was with Carnival with a group of friends. We went to Montego Bay. I booked with Carnival a trip to Appleton estate. Going up into the mountains. the van had trouble. The tour op sent another for us. We did Appleton tour. It was great. Just as we were supposed to leave. A big thunderstorm came up. Had to wait at Appleton for maybe an hour. While there we had "free drinks". We left and the roads were full of downed trees. I helped clear the roads. We got back to ship at least an hour late. The van driver pulled us up at the gangway. The ship was already loose. Only holding via thrusters. We got hee hawed by all the passengers on that side. As soon as we crossed that gangway. The crew yanked it it. Glad we had that one booked via Carnival.
Same here, Montego Bay, more than an hour and a half late...stuck in traffic coming back from the falls.
Exactly book with the cruise...some things are. Unavoidable ..but the cruise will hold for their own..it was not your fault it was by fault , an act of God ..storms , or malfunctions , and health problems..but some ppl just neglect the time and feel entitled that the ship will hold for them
That part
I booked an excursion through Carvnival and it ran over, they did indeed wait for us.
This is exactly why I want to book my excursions through the cruise especially since it’ll be my first time on a ship when my son and I go.
I was on a ship where passengers were left behind and they went into their room safe, took out their passports and gave it to the port agent to give to the passengers when they showed up. Personally I never take a passport ashore unless it's required, I take a copy. I'm much more likely to get my pocket picked or lose it ashore, then I am to just leave it in the safe. I felt sorry for the pier runners but I agree with you that people need to be responsible for getting back to the ship on time.
So if they go room to room to get their passports then they are really late and God only knows what else they steal.
My passport is on me 24/7.
I’ve been on several cruises and we always start heading back at least an hour before the ship is scheduled to leave. You never know what could happen. It’s best to give yourself some cushion
This happened to my mom and her friend in New Orleans, the cruise ship left, they were late, but while standing there, a tugboat pulled up and asked if they missed the boat, they said yes, so he said he could get them on the boat for $100 each, they agreed, so the tug captain radioed the the ship ahead to slow up, and as he pulled up to the Cruiseship a door open on the side and they dropped a rope ladder to climb aboard, I don't know how they did it, they were both 60+ but they got up there somehow. 🤷
Are you
Serious 🤣 I don’t believe that
I have heard of stuff like that happening.
I've seen that happen. It doesn't look easy nor ladylike trying to get up that rope ladder with shopping bags, sun hats, and sandals while the ship is still moving.
I believe it. I've seen this happen with my own eyes with a Disney cruise ship. Doesn't happen often though, so people should not expect this. Get back on time!
@@jessicajames5303 It happens, but not very often. Those are very lucky people, but it looks very scary climbing the ladder. Specially, if the water is choppy.
I hate to see people get left but I love to watch runners
Same 😂
Guilty. Sorry, it's funny 😊
I just recorded a family running last week running the Cozumel Pier with a maybe 3 of 4 year old, the baby kept running when the parents dropped a hat. It’s a hilarious video. 😂
Be ON TIME. Respect everyone else's itinerary (The Cruisline). I've been on cruises where passengers were left, they think they'll just be late and everyone will wait. Don't just be on time, get back to the cruise early.
Never go with that “always late” friend on a cruise 🚢
I love hearing “What in the Carnival is going on here?!”
Same. 😊💛
Yes!
That part 👆🏽(and giblets!)😊
Ex cruise ship worker here, the head of guest relations, crew office and chief security knows beforehand who's not on board before sail away. In relation to guests, the cabin steward and a security officer goes to their cabin and search for their passports, wallets, purses ect and they're send to guest relations who then hands them over to the port agent. The port agent will then transfer their property to them and they're responsible to make it to the next port of call or back to the home port on their own. Same applies to crew but it's the crew office that handles the property transfer as all crew passports are kept. Yes, the crew can't keep their passports while on a contract because they might jump ship.. I don't think the same applies for American crew, but most American crew are considered like semi guests..
That is good to hear from the working side of cruising, I wasn't sure if that was consistent.
Thank you for this information. My mother taught me to always have a color copy of all documents (Passport, Drives License, flight itinerary, ship booking info, etc). That way you at least have copies of all your needed info.
So good to know! A huge relief. I am always early but sometimes emergencies happen
My mom had a Jamaican boyfriend who worked on the cruise ships and he jumped ship in NYC and That's how he made it to the states. He eventually got his Visa though.
And what becomes of their luggage?
I’ve only been on 2 cruises not an expect by no means. We saw someone get left. It’s horrible. We made sure to be back in enough time. I don’t know what in the world I would do. I hope everything worked out for them without too much hassle.
I saw people who couldnt get on the ship because of a last name change from their birth certificate to their marriage license. It was crazy.
We’ve traveled RC a couple of times and they tell you the same. They will leave you and to stay on ship time. They account for everyone and know exactly who hasn’t gotten on. When we took one of the Cuba cruises they did end up departing more than an hour late, only because the people that were missing were actually minors, visiting relatives in Cuba.
i was a pier runner on my first cruise. pure irresponsibility in my part. lost track of time while at a resort in a day pass. since it was my first cruise i didn’t really understand at the time how bad it would have been if we missed the ship. i would not dream of taking that chance now.
My first cruise I was shopping in the port area in Jamaica, thinking since the shops were still open we still had plenty of time (this is the fenced in area and I believe it is controlled by the cruise line. But the vendors aren't going to tell you to leave. Lol). I think we turned up at the ship at the last minute, no running, but they shut the door and pulled up the gangway before we got through the scanner. That scared me enough that I've been extra careful since then!😂
So what happens when you get left behind?
@@ItsBrittany. you have to pay for your own way to the next port or back to the home port if there is no transport available to the next or other ports.
@@Aust-NZ-SPandtheworld wow thats crazy!!
I have never had to run a pier because, even during my first cruise, I read ALL the instructions, the cruise contract, and watched countless videos on cruising. *There is really no excuse to be late.* My advice to any newbies would be to never, ever book an excursion outside of the cruise lines. Keep your phone in airplane mode so that it matches the ship's time. Set multiple alarms on your phone to remind you when there's 3 hours, 2 hours, and 1 hour before the cruise leaves. When that last 1 hour alarm goes off, you should be At The Gangway Getting On The Ship. That is a hard rule I live by while cruising. I am always back on the ship a minimum of one hour before the time. *Better to be safe than stranded.*
Three words. DON’T BE LATE!!! Every cruise ship will tell you that if you can’t be on time you’ll be left behind. But if your on an excursion purchased through the cruise line and and the whole bus is late for some reason the ship will wait.
They usually give you ship time as well as the local time. Once they say 4:30, this means that you must be on board by then. You are reminded that you will be left. This must have been their first cruise.
I sailed on ships for years as a professional mariner, and in the navy. Even as a crew member of the vessel, if your late, the ship will not wait.
I do not feel sorry for them as all cruisers know its their responsibility to be onboard on time. High five to the Captain that said enough is enough and left them. J ,I totally agree with you on this subject.
Now that captain is in trouble.
@@GojosBackHand why on earth would the captain be in trouble? He did the right thing. You are told when to be back, why should a small group of people be allowed to hold up a ship with thousands of people on it?
@@GojosBackHand No he not the ship wait 45 minutes past departure time. Wish more would do that,back on board time means ship time not your own.
Why are u so heartless?
@@jahjoeka I'm not it's the rules read the contract, the ship does not have too wait on anyone. But there people out there that does this all the time. They get exactly what they deserve. Don't cruise if you don't want to follow the rules.
That's why We book excursions through Carnival. IDC how much it costs. I know damn well that ship will be waiting on us should an issue arise with the tour company.
Us too! We book RC excursions because we had a bad time getting back to a ship several years ago while on our own and the 3rd party tour group left us and didn’t return. The peace of mind is worth the extra money to us.
You can use other excursions companies just take out the insurance or make sure they have a return to ship guarantee. If it sails without you, the excursion company is responsible for all cist to get you to next pirt or home.
We purchased a water tight money pouch that you wear around your waste. Perfect for our passport....
I love the way u start your video. Don't rush. Be yourself
I literally have anxiety watching this. If we are told to be back on the boat at 4:30, I am back by 3:00. I don't take any chances at all. I think the land time may have confused them. I am always back on the ship an hour and a half early.
Same I always arrive a full hour and 1;2 to 2 hours before hand , not to mention other then shopping I always book their excursions most especially on short day stops this way if the excursion. Is late the ship has to wait
For me, when I cruise and leave the ship, I wear a regular watch set to the ship's time. That way, there is no confusion about the time. I don't want to chance my phone changing time and me getting confused. All my friends who cruise with me have started doing the same.
People have to understand port and dock fees are very expensive especially if they stay past their time. Another ship might be coming in, only the dock workers and the ships officers know this. And lastly ships have a schedule to keep and aren't like cars. They can only go so fast. It's not like in a car when your going 65mph and your behind schedule so you bump it up to 85mph. Ships might be able to go a few knots faster but that's it.
This is a lesson learned. Be back before time.
I have been on cruises before but you are given an alloyed time to return to the ship, you can not get mad .
For me I always double check time and time zone. Create a calendar event on my phone with plenty of notifications before time. Then also arrive back to the ship within 2 or 3 hrs before leaving. Honestly there is also a lot of cool stuff to do on the cruise on port days with less crowds. Like the slides and flow rider or other things.
I wear two watches, one with the current local time and one for flight time.
@@jackieporter8616 One should be set to ship time when you're in a port.
I either wear or bring a digital watch that is set to ship time, or set my phone to the right time (and override settings that automatically update the time. Which I do on the ship anyway as I've had my phone change times as we travel).
Good comment. Does a cell phone adjust itself based on the time zone you are in? I'm trying to understand why people would be late. 😮
@@asafaust8869 yes if you are off airplane mode. Your smart watch will adjust too so you got to be careful.
My mom almost got left on our last cruise. This was her 3rd cruise with my husband and I, and she was telling us how the next one she wanted to try it alone, all on her own. Well, one of the port days, we had already gotten back to our room, got showered, all that good stuff. The phone rings and a lady asks me "what is you relationship with 'moms name'". I told her that I her daughter. She then asks me if she is still off the ship. Earlier that morning she told us she wasn't going to get off! Just at that moment the lady on the phone says "oh here she comes!". All aboard was at 530. She called me at 529. My mom also got scammed out of $40 while off the ship. After I scolded her, she said maybe she would do a couple more cruises with us before going by herself....
Good decision mom!
Never ever let her or anyone else go alone in port. All the pick pocketer’s and scammers hang out when the ship pulls in!
@janina8559 she said she wasn't even going to get off the ship! Otherwise, we would have all gone together! Hopefully, this was a good lesson for her, especially since the most she lost was $40.
I'm glad it was only a $40 lesson!!
@@carolbatchelor5855 me to!
I've seen tons of people left before. When a cruise ships say be back at a certain time, they mean it! I'm scared to take excursions out of fear of not getting back in time.
I used to have a problem with some of my workers being late to work all the time. Now I tell them that I need them to be at work 1 hour before I really need them there. For example. If I need them there at 8 a.m., I tell them to be there at 7 a.m. If they don't get to work until 7:15-7:30, they still think they are getting to work late when they are really getting to work early and the best part is I can still rag on them about getting to work late! 😁
I just came back from a Carnival cruise. Getting left is the fault of the passengers. My guest & I made sure we planned what we were going to do & also made sure we were cognizant of the time. I was not going to get left!
It is a sad situation for “too” late passengers but, it is a good lesson learned. I don’t think the ship(s) should wait for any irresponsible passengers. There’s plenty of time to be on time. Passengers need to respect the time of the ship(s) full of passenger. BTW, thank you for your informative videos. They are very helpful.🛳⚓️🛟🏝
I’ve been cruising since the 90’s. That’s one place you don’t want to be late.
I went on a cruise and I made sure that I was back on time to that ship. I did carried all of my documentations with me. I did not leave any important documents behind on that boat. There’s no excuse, if you keep tap on your time, you should be back on time. Cruise are fun but you have to abide by the time schedule they give you.
We were delayed in Nassau one time 4 hours as we waited for some passengers who had had a vehicle accident on an excursion and were at hospital.. they were escorted back to the ship once cleared medically to leave. Obviously there was some kind of notice or communication between passengers and authorities/ship and so we waited for them.
The best ways to be on time back to the cruise ship to avoid being left behind is to use what I call the 2 hour rule and that is to be back on board 2 hours before the cruise ship departs the port of call. The second way is to wear a wristwatch that requires manual setting of the time so you can always be sure that you are on ship time and not shore time because ship time is not always the same as shore time. Also if you plan to go off to do any shopping on your own it is very important to set a time limit and go by that time limit meaning once the time is up it is time to stop and head back to the ship to ensure that you are back on board at least 2 hours ahead of the scheduled departure.
I agree. Use a wrist watch that you set manually, and a 2 hour window is a great starting point.
Number one thing is always get back to the boat early, when going ashore.
This will add to the spice of life that the Business of life is never usually a joke ...Never.
The ship has a schedule to keep. There is a reason to get back on time
You are 100% right J. Be back on time or don't expect the ship to be there. Its that simple. Its asinine to think the cruise line is going to pay tens of thousands more in port fees and inconvenience thousands of people who were responsible enough to get back on time just for the two or three that couldn't. Getting ship and shore time mixed up is a rookie cruise mistake. Get a "stupid"watch. Set it to SHIP time. That way you know it can't change itself.
I have been on 3 cruises. I always am on the ship at least a hour before you got to be on the ship. Got to have awareness in all aspects with vacations
Was on a cruise that stopped at Jeju Island. Once that ship pulls away it is NOT coming back. A group was hauling as the ship blew its horn. People on deck were laughing. Make plans to be back 30 mins ahead of sailing or be prepared for a very big headache, especially since most likely your passport is on the ship. The cruise line was RCCL but it doesn't matter.
The guys whistling and shouting ‘bye’ from the boat to add salt to their wound is a real piece of work.
Sorry I Can't Stop Laughing 🤣🤣🤣
This is in Ocho Rios. The pier that’s further away from town.
I second that emotion for the person who filmed! FULL SCREEN. Kudos!
Unlike many in the comments, I feel terrible for them because I know that everyone makes mistakes, even huge mistakes. I'm not assuming that they were feeling entitled, I'll assume the tardiness was beyond their control unless and until I hear the pier runners story from the pier runners and even then I'd still have some compassion for them.
The closest we've ever come to miss the ship was in Victoria BC. We were still on with 30 minutes left. That was stressful enough.
My wife and I were late returning to the ship in Barbados once, but fortunately it was on a ship-organized tour and they waited the extra thirty minutes for our return … we STILL had the oglers and ‘cheerleaders’ applauding us as we all debarked from the bus!
Thing is, they tell you before you leave the ship, YOU WILL GET LEFT!! So if they say the ship is leaving at 4:30 you should plan to be on the ship by at least 3:45. As people leave and are returning from excursions, there are staff who log your re-entrance so they know how many people have left and how many of those people have returned. They typically will not close the doors until the vast majority of those people have returned. It's not like they close the doors and say, "We gone!!!" you have to be LATE LATE....which they were clearly aware they were late.
Great visual lesson, no bus, train, plane, or ship will wait. Period. Full Stop!
I once almost missed my Carnival ship in Jamaica due to a huge traffic jam. As we were doing our runner, one of the shop owners, who was sweeping shook his head and said, "You late mon!" We were due to leave at 5:00. At 4:58 we ran over the gang plank and they pulled it up after us. For the rest of the trip we were, "those guys that had to run in Jamaica."
I wonder how the other 2500 passengers made it without getting stuck in the traffic jam???
Maybe they didn’t go to the same place. Some people know people where they port and don’t necessarily do the typical touristy stuff.
@@ebenezerwheezer2957most of you need to pull that stick out of your asses 😅
Sometimes the traffic jam is caused by everyone (taxi, Uber, vendors) leaving as their day is over. But regardless - be back early or carry your docs & cards.
I’ve been on cruises where they have left people. They are very serious about the time you need to be back. Also you have to be mindful of the time difference. They have an itinerary to follow and have to remain on time. It’s so sad to see people left but they do stress the time.
Somebody I spoke to missed the ship because her cab driver got lost on the way to the port! She had bought the protection though so she had some support getting things sorted out. A lot of people are saying to plan to be back early, don''t know if she had done that, but that seems like very good advice
This is the reason I always keep an analog watch with me. Old school wins every time. I will set my watch to ship time. Every time I go into port and then I know what time I have to be back by that time and I’m always always an hour early, because I never want this to happen to me. I think I’m usually even two hours early but I know that I’m always right there because I don’t wanna get left behind. I feel for them because that’s not good. That one woman was still in her bathing suit. They probably don’t even have proper clothes. Who knows if they have any money on them too they may have it in the safe on the ship. It only took what they were willing to spend for the day. I hope they get help..💞
Just got off the Vista today - hundreds were late at all 3 ports - mostly because of the shore excursions running late. But - some folks have the mindset that they will wait . . . they won't unless you're on a Carnival excursion that's late. That's why I warn folks against non-Carnival excursions and why I recommend that they get passports.
I’ve never cruised with Carnival, but I have with Norwegian and RC. They have a strict itinerary. You snooze you lose. They knew what time they needed to be back! That’s on them.
Awe man! I feel so bad for them. What a horrible situation to be in!
Yes, very horrible. At times I've stayed on the ship.
Why u feel sorry for them. Everybody else got back on time. Only dem colored folks..
I don't. It's all of their own entitled making. Trust me they keep people waiting all the time.
Why? They hold up 3000 other people who managed to be on time. They are the problem
One of life's valuable lessons = be on time
I have no pity when people are left. 99.9% of the time they’re irresponsible, entitled. I’m always onboard at 30 minutes before departure, sometimes more. I don’t care if they’re 5 minutes late, leave them. The entire ship of conscientious and responsible people should never have to wait for anyone. Stop enabling them.
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Exactly
Exactly. I have been on several cruises and they start announcing the time even when you're on the beach.
100% agreed
You’re a non Empathetic person goofy for you. Maybe take some time to look at how these events happen.
The cruise ships do not leave passengers, PASSENGERS IGNORE THE RULES!!!!
One doesn’t cancel the other. They were left.
@@PsychGirlRavenThey were definitely left and it was their fault SMH
It’s sad, but boarding times are announced over and over again! I am paranoid about getting back on time!! 😢
The ship was simply following their schedule. To think their going to wait for you is ridiculous and self centered.
They ignored re embarking time. Always clear to passengers.
Just came back off a 7 day cruise... you are told when you have to be back on board... this is well known......We went back to the ship at least 2 hours early.....
I cruise with my husband to the Mediterranean and never take a guided tour. I always made it back on time
This is a good reminder to 1) stay on ship’s time and keep track of it, 2) take your passport or at least a photo of your passport with you when you leave the ship, 3) take a credit card, and 4) take an excursion sponsored by the cruise line. After 53 cruises, I’ve only heard announcements that we were waiting for an excursion to return so we were delaying departure three times as I recall. I’ve heard the announcements for people to report to Guest Services probably a dozen times while in port and subsequently we left at about an hour later than planned. I sail RC primarily.
But I’ve seen dock runners, the most notable group was seen not on the dock but on the road, I was on a land vacation in Jamaica. There was a huge traffic jam due to a sudden sink hole in the main road through Ocho Rios. We saw an entire wedding party, bride in gown and all, running along the road…their transportation must have been stuck in the traffic and the ship’s horn had sounded. Not the best way to begin a marriage but they will never forget it.
Then the thing isn't enjoyable,the reason them ships sink
I always set my watch to ship time, and do NOT change it back until I get home or at least the airport.
This is one of the times they needed to be on time!
We always take an analog watch and set it to ship time to use when we go ashore.
I am becoming obsessed with this channel. I have only cruised Disney. Going on our 15th cruise from NY but I love watching all your stories and vlogs. Awesome channel!!!❤
Disney needs a casino aboard
The Captain is not looking out the window waiting on late comers. He is driving the ship😅😂
You can't always be on CP time. The ship has no obligation to hold up it's departure for a few passengers who lost track of time.
ALWAYS RUN - no matter if the ship is leaving. Often the crew of the ship is watching for runners. If you are not running as hard as you can, whoever makes the call to help you might decide not to help you. If you RUN there is a small chance someone will take pity on you and you might find yourself getting a ride to the ship.
Once the ship has left the dock, there is very little chance it is coming back. However, a runner might convince a ship still at the dock to delay removing the ramps and closing the doors for a short time.
😂 Yep, always 🏃 run. We ran like hell getting to the ship, fortunately they waited. Security was standing out with a radio asking each person their cabin numbers. He radioed in each missing passenger until we were all accounted for...never again.
The last time I saw this happen on HAL, the head of the hotel department was standing at the gangway and she had the passports in her hand. Apparently HAL goes into the cruisers safe and removes the passports. When the couple did not show up she gave the passports to an official on the dock. The man standing next to me said “I hope they have a credit card with them.”
Great for passengers and kudos to HAL for going above and beyond.
That's what Carnival does. There's a port representative that lives at the port, and their job is to help pier runners get home or to the next port. Carnival security will go into the pier runners' rooms to gather up their passports and important documents and hand them off to the port representative. I watched this happen on the Carnival Legend in Alaska in 2017. The port representative seemed more upset than the couple amiably taking their time back to the ship.
@@GoinBand2 how do they have time to find the passports lol
@@Cory69 We saw this happen with NCL in Martinique. They can get into the safe. In that case the girls made it back barely and were soundly cheered by all of us out watching for pier runners.
@@Cory69you scan your room card to get back on, it’s all computerized… they know exactly whose missing at least 30-45 mins prior to leaving, because by then everyone is already back
Push off is 4:30, be aboard 30 before that and if you take and independent tour head back 45-mins early. I had a ship tour guide that insisted on waiting for 2 passengers who she thought was lost, but had in fact taken a taxi back to the ship and turned off their phones so that the ship couldn't call them to see where they were! We waited an hour and got to the ship 30 mins after all aboard. We were so angry with the tour guide because she insisted that the ship would wait no matter what while we protested and suggested that they were likely on the ship, which in fact they were! I have never had such a fast push off in all the ships I have been on and I really think that if we had been 15 mins longer we would have been left behind. 10 of us almost missed our boat because of 1 selfish couple.
Rule of thumb. think like airport, be back at least half hour before ship sails maybe an hour.
Some islands use their own boats to take passengers to and from the ship.Use the cruise transportation all the time
Don't go wandering off by yourself!! yes,we all want to do self'sight seeing but unless you know where you are get your behind back on time.
I am a cruise consultant and that is one of the first things I advise my clients make absolutely sure your watch is on ship time and keep track of the time .
I always get back to the ship a couple of hours before boarding time so this doesn't happen to me! That would be so awful to miss the ship.
Me too --- we like to have a lot of lead time. Otherwise taking a cruise excursion is the other "insurance."
Why several hours? Your ship is in port only a few hours already, an hour should be plenty of time to get back on time
Yes it would
Me too. That just careless
When the captain makes an announcement to be on board at a certain time, THEY MEAN IT!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, 45 minutes late! Looks like they were coming from the beach. I wonder if they had their money, cards & passport with them.
I used to work at a cruise port and we had people coming in all the time to shop at the end of the day because they wanted to go to the beach or do other things and didn't want to lug anything behind them. Then they would come last minute and I had to ask them what ship they were on and if they knew the cut off time. They would be drinking and having a good time, but not because you're on vacation means you don't have to stick to a schedule. Sometimes they are so drunk, they can't even find their ship. They always give the last call times, and someone in the group need to keep a few brain cells sober enough to remember it.
Last time they will ever be late for a cruise again I bet