Royal Caribbean's Bait and Switch
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Royal Caribbean accused of bait and switch passengers on the Symphony of the seas are frustrated by repeated itinerary changes
what was promised as a visit to San Juan in St Martin has been switched last minute to Jamaica and labed due to peer issues in San Juan
many passengers are now calling the change a bait and switch and are demanding compensation for the inconvenience
frustration is high with passengers demanding compensation for these last minute changes
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