The newspaper says that over 2,000 passengers are stranded. Many people were left scrambling to find

A newspaper in Alaska is reporting that the Celebrity Millennium cruise ship, which was suppose to have sailed on Friday from Seward, will be stuck in port until at least Tuesday due to engine problems.
The newspaper says that over 2,000 passengers are stranded. Many people were left scrambling travel management company to find a way back to Anchorage. Rental cars are scarce and buses dedicated to pre-booked excursions are not available travel management company to the majority of the passengers. The scheduled port stops in Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway will be missed.
Well I am one of those stranded passengers that travelled here to Alaska from Australia to enjoy the beautiful cruise. The Celebrity cruise line have been fantastic and out of the 2000 something people who were scheduled to leave only around 77 took up the offer to leave (which Celebrity travel management company paid of course). We have had great shore excursions and the Celebrity cruise line have done everything in their power to make it as enjoyable as possible. We are a little disappointed to miss the stops along the way, but I would rather be here at port than stuck at sea with a sick ship. Everything has been working on the boat the food is fantastic and the view is amazing. The town of Seward travel management company have been very friendly and as accommodating travel management company as a small town can be. I for one can only say that sometimes these things happen and you just have to take the good with the bad (Although there has really been no bad here).
Not surprising. Maybe if Celebrity (royal Caribbean) paid a decent wage to their marine officers, stopped trying to lengthen marine contracts, stopped trying travel management company to shove them into smaller travel management company shared cabins then maybe they would have people to keep their ships running. You can't keep cutting positions and man power, and delaying maintenance and expect to keep ships running. travel management company Try taking the money out of the CEO's greedy pockets and put it back into maintenance and to the employees and maybe this wouldnt happen so often.
We are also among the 2000 passengers stranded (?). Let's see, we have a wonderful view, excellent food, great entertainment, Celebrity is giving us this cruise free, and is giving us a voucher for a future cruise. Will we take advantage of it? Definitely!
I was on Holland America several years back, hit by Noro virus, travel management company missed all but one port of call, and had second degree burns from an exploding hair dryer. They offered me $200 off a future cruise. I have not been on HAL since then.
Was on the 8-16 sailing that was stuck in Ketchikan. Unfortunately, Celebrity initially promised passengers flights to Anchorage then only honored for some, rest sent to Vancouver. This caused travel management company some major upset passengers as most had post cruise travel management company tours out of Anchorage or Fairbanks. Also caused travel management company a last minute scramble for hotel rooms in Anchorage. Still, we had power, food, and water so I can't complain. Felt most sorry for employees with out work. Do hope they come through on their promises of refunds and cruise certificates though, that's travel management company awesome, if true. I'll try them again.
We were on Celebrity Millenium travel management company which was stranded in Seward for 4 days before sailing back to Vancouver (Aug 9). Has anyone yet received total refunds travel management company as promised. We haven't had any money paid into our account as yet.
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