I just enjoy it on the Caribbean Princess. The free minutes for elite was enough for me to check some mail daily. The Medallion service was great. I had the Medallion in my hand three doors away from my cabin and the door was unlocked when I got there.

They post it enough places.

I guess they didn't read what time they were supposed to be aboard. To bad, they learn for next time.

I knew she looked familiar. I just saw her at the Captains most traveled party on the Regal in Jan.

"Before stopping in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, the couple's honeymoon cruise had taken them to Roatan in Honduras, and Costa Maya and Cozumel in Mexico. At these stops in Central America, the boat always left at 5.30 p.m., González Roesch told us.

"So, I thought, and Alessandro did too, that at the Bahamas it would be leaving at the same time," she said. "But, it didn't.

The cruise's final stop was Miami, and it was set to depart the Bahamas at 3.30 p.m."

https://www.thisisinsider.com/maria-gonzlez-roesch-instagram-star-who-missed-cruise-ship-on-honeymoon-took-flight-in-bikini-2019-3

"If you have expertise or a talent, a cruise line might want you aboard."

https://www.nextavenue.org/take-a-cruise-for-nearly-free/

"If your friends and family think you go on too many cruises, then this is definitely the article for you. Princess Cruises’ biggest fan, or at least their most-traveled guest, celebrated her 282nd cruise and 2,500th day at sea with the line yesterday."

https://cruiseradio.net/woman-celebrates-2500-days-at-sea-with-princess-cruises/

Not to say that it wasn't a good job but what choice did the Captain really have after being notified that they were in distress?
Pass them by & not pick them up?

Well done Princess!