The parade is tomorrow. I'm going and anybody else who is 100% proud to be DOMINICAN better be there. It's going to be so much fun!!! So are you going?...
We are visiting the Caribbean shortly - Has any one been to Columbia, Belize or Jamaica? - how safe is it to walk around Cartegena in Columbia? Also Belize on the Yucatan Peninsula and Ocho Rios in J...
Does anyone know where I can get the BEST deals on Flight/Hotel to an All Inclusive resort in Jamaica? I've already tried Travelocity, Expedia, Orbitz etc, they're a joke. If anyone knows ...
I am going on a cruise to Key West Fl and Cozumel Mexico and I'm curious what's actually worth the money to do on those ports. A lot of the stuff seems over priced and lame. Id really ...
I am taking a cruise in a week to the bahamas and though a hurricane could happen the boat just goes another way to another port...its not like a tornado we can see the hurricane and where its likely to go. If there is any likelyhood of the hurricane hitting they just travel another way to another port.
Ifa_Kalott
You die.
Handyman
Depending on hurricane path they change the cruise route to other safe ports.
onwards40
It causes a lot of adrenaline to be released... and you know the effect of that on the groins and loins!
clovisfleischhund
you should come closely to me, hug me all the time, that's all...
Kate
That happened to a friend of mine a month AFTER the usual hurricane season. Almost 100% of the passengers were sick. The listing of the ship was so bad that over half of the dishes and glassware were broken so people had to eat in assigned shifts so there would be enough plates for everyone.
People were walking up the stairs on their hands and knees to keep from falling. Several port visits were cancelled and at others they wouldn't let the passengers get off.
However, she said the crew was fantastic, so helpful and kind trying to get sea sickness meds passed around.
That scared me enough so I will never take a cruise when there is a possibility of being near the hurricane season.
Chuck
Being able to move about freely in the Caribbean, cruise ships (like airliners,) can avoid weather conditions easily. In fact, Carnivals 'Ecstasy' was used to help evacuate Katrina victims from New Orleans.
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