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A lot of first time cruisers usually have a ton of questions and many excuses as to why they've never sailed. Some may think of a cruise like the "Titanic" (snobby rich folks playing shuffleboard and dining each night in gowns and tuxedos) or "The Love Boat" (lots of shameless hooking up between guests and crewmembers), or if it involves the notion of a floating, nonstop smorgasbord, so Cruise Critic is going to bring your preconceived notions in line with the reality of mod...ern cruising and give more insight into the contemporary cruise experience by answering the 10 most asked cruise questions. I will be covering these 10 questions and Cruise Critic’s responses over the next couple of days letting you know in case you are wondering the same thing. The Seventh Question: Is Cruising Safe? Ships must follow an extraordinary number of rules and regulations that protect passengers' (and crewmembers') safety while onboard. The Coast Guard conducts rigorous quarterly inspections of all ships that operate from U.S. ports, looking to make sure they comply with emergency response requirements. Ships also operate under international rules, known as Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS). The rules regulate everything from fire safety to navigation and maritime security... the Cruise Lines International Association adopted a cruise industry passenger bill of rights. The bill guarantees passengers rights in 10 areas, including safety, comfort and care. Rights include "a full refund for a trip that is canceled due to mechanical failures or a partial refund for voyages that are terminated early due to these failures" and "timely information updates as to any adjustments in the itinerary of the ship in the event of a mechanical failure or emergency, as well as timely updates of the status of efforts to address mechanical failures." Also note that cruise ships are like mini-cities, and you should take the same general travel precautions you would on land. Keep any valuables in your cabin's safe (or leave them at home), and don't open your cabin door without verifying who's there. Parents, give children strict rules about when they can and cannot roam the ship without adult supervision -- especially near the swimming pool. Not all ships have lifeguards, so make sure to review pool safety tips before your cruise." For the full article check out this link: https://www.cruisecritic.com/articles.cfm?ID=55

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Sitting on the Lido deck enjoying the weather while my son is being silly!

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