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Well... we did lose a passenger the first night. What the news doesn't say is she jumped off the top nearly 200ft above the water while we were doing 20 knots, 100% fatal that's why nobody searched too hard.

We took that same cruise back in 2010 for our honeymoon! We also missed the Coco Cay stop because of 10-12 waves and waterspouts :shock:

Every time we go on a cruise I just sit on the balcony and try to think of ways to sell everything, buy a sailboat, and live in the Caribbean. Of course I'm sure 90% of the other passengers are thinking the same thing

What's that "simulated surfing" like? (or whatever they call it) I always wondered why they don't have those on land anywhere that I know of. I think that would make it as an attraction in Kissimmee/Orlando area, or SE Florida.

Author:	ric [ Mon Sep 24, 2012 7:29 pm ]
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Went with my friends Frank and Betsy, 7 days on the Allure of the Seas to Nassau, St. Thomas and St. Martin. Best cruise I've ever been on, I highly recommend!! Purchased the Panasonic TS20 just for this trip because of how highly rated it was. It leaked around the lens and quit working a few days in, I have some cool pics/vids of the airplanes landing overhead on his cameras I'll get soon.

Author:	chrisvs [ Tue Sep 25, 2012 5:44 am ]
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Looks like fun! I have a few months to wait, but we are booked on Liberty of the Seas in February, which will be our first cruise. I would really like to do that trip that you have just finished on Oasis or Allure..... someday.....

Author:	298VISTA2000 [ Tue Sep 25, 2012 7:22 pm ]
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"let someone else drive the boat" As long as it isn't the disgraced Captian of the Costa Concordia. Could you imagine if he sunk that mammoth of a ship? I bet that thing is twice the size of the Titanic. Looks like a blast but one of these days....

Author:	ric [ Tue Sep 25, 2012 8:08 pm ]
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Well... we did lose a passenger the first night. What the news doesn't say is she jumped off the top nearly 200ft above the water while we were doing 20 knots, 100% fatal that's why nobody searched too hard. Not even a .000000000001% chance of survival. It was more just a recovery operation so the family had something to bury. http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2 ... overboard/

Author:	298VISTA2000 [ Tue Sep 25, 2012 8:34 pm ]
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ric wrote: Well... we did lose a passenger the first night. What the news doesn't say is she jumped off the top nearly 200ft above the water while we were doing 20 knots, 100% fatal that's why nobody searched too hard. You would have thought she would have waited a few days and rung up a nice bar tab before jumping. I bet the passengers were pissed: "The Allure of the Seas missed its scheduled stop to the Bahamas, but is now back out to sea and is scheduled to arrive in St. Thomas, as scheduled, Wednesday."

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Author:	Bliss36 [ Tue Sep 25, 2012 9:26 pm ]
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We took that same cruise back in 2010 for our honeymoon! We also missed the Coco Cay stop because of 10-12 waves and waterspouts Every time we go on a cruise I just sit on the balcony and try to think of ways to sell everything, buy a sailboat, and live in the Caribbean. Of course I'm sure 90% of the other passengers are thinking the same thing

Author:	ric [ Tue Sep 25, 2012 9:43 pm ]
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Bliss36 wrote: We took that same cruise back in 2010 for our honeymoon! We also missed the Coco Cay stop because of 10-12 waves and waterspouts Every time we go on a cruise I just sit on the balcony and try to think of ways to sell everything, buy a sailboat, and live in the Caribbean. Of course I'm sure 90% of the other passengers are thinking the same thing That's what my father did. He currently has a 30-31ft sailboat. Stays docked in FL most of the time but once and a while goes out for an adventure. He's making talks about staying in the USVI for a while. I was told I could complain and get compensation for missing Nassau, but no way. I'm not accepting money for the death of someone's daughter.

Author:	rpengr [ Thu Sep 27, 2012 2:41 pm ]
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What's that "simulated surfing" like? (or whatever they call it) I always wondered why they don't have those on land anywhere that I know of. I think that would make it as an attraction in Kissimmee/Orlando area, or SE Florida.

Author:	ric [ Thu Sep 27, 2012 4:07 pm ]
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rpengr wrote: What's that "simulated surfing" like? (or whatever they call it) I always wondered why they don't have those on land anywhere that I know of. I think that would make it as an attraction in Kissimmee/Orlando area, or SE Florida. The "worlds best" flow rider facility is in Old Town (Kissimmee). Fantasy Surf. I have yet to go but my buddy that went on the cruise with is a pretty avid flow rider, even brought his own board on the cruise. Goes there a few times a week. What's it like? Snowboarding on hard snow/icy conditions is virtually the same.

Author:	joet [ Thu Sep 27, 2012 4:43 pm ]
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rpengr wrote: What's that "simulated surfing" like? (or whatever they call it) I always wondered why they don't have those on land anywhere that I know of. I think that would make it as an attraction in Kissimmee/Orlando area, or SE Florida. An indoor waterpark in Ohio has 2 of them.

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