Has anyone booked Oasis yet? "George Leppla" <george@cruisemaster.com> wrote:
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>"G&V" <ghfarrell at comcast dot net> wrote in message
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>> We booked the inaugural cruise 12 Dec 2009
>> At the end of each cruise how are they going to get 5,000 people off at 8
>> a.m. and another 5,000 on at noon?
>> Port Everglades is always busy and there will need to be some new
>> procedures in place for the Oasis.
We were in Port Everglades for a repositioning cruise and there were
so many ships there that they had to use some non-cruise ship docks
for some of them. This was 23 December 2006 and they had 11 ships in
port at once.
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>The plan is that there will be two disembarking areas... forward and aft.
>Each will have it's own Customs and Immigration inspection stations and
>hopefully, enough staff to man them to move people off the ship efficiently.
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>The immigration people working out of the Fort Lauderdale office are
>light-years ahead of the people working out of the Miami office when it
>comes to efficiency (and politeness). I'm sure there will be glitches along
Agree with this.
>the way, but I'm glad they put this ship in Port Everglades.
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>It is going to have to be something special for me to want to cruise out of
>Miami again.
We like Miami but that's because our daughter lives there, so it's
like home. We expect the attitude and just relax and enjoy it. |