NOT THEIR FAULT THEY MISSED THE CRUISE

It's always a risk, right? If you cut things too close to get on the ship, if you don't fly in the day before, if you're driving to a cruise port, you are now running the risk of something happening and you missing the cruise.

Trouble with this is it's not the cruise lines fault, it's the passengers's fault because they didn't leave themsel enough time for something to go wrong on the trip.

It's better to go a day early than to be late because unless you have cancel for any reason insurance or an insurance that may cover, you know, a traffic jam getting there, I don't know too many that do, but cancel for any reason insurance.

Had they left an hour earlier, they would have arrived in time. Had they arrived 2 hours earlier, they would have arrived on time. Had they left the day before and spent $200 on a hotel, they would not have lost the hundreds and hundreds or thousands of dollars of their cruise.