MISSING PASSENGERS ANNOUNCEMENT ON CARNIVAL CRUISE
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The video features a recording of a cruise director making an announcement regarding missing passengers during a stop in Rome. Senior Cruise Director John Hill identifies several individuals who are not currently on board the ship. He specifically requests information regarding Maria Alfaro and Vincent Caparaso from cabin 8315. Additionally, the director notes that Michael and Louise Rossy missed their train back to the ship. He explains that the Rossy family is expected to arrive on a later train and jokes that they will be confined to their cabin once they arrive. The creator of the video provides commentary on the announcement, noting that the Rossy family has reportedly been late at every port during the current cruise, including stops in Monte Carlo and Florence. The creator expresses surprise at the passengers' repeated tardiness, observing that most travelers are highly motivated to return on time to avoid the significant costs associated with missing a sailing.
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they have called and said that the they missed the train to get back they're on the next train they should be here try get to the station actually at 8:35
they will come on board we will lock them in the cabin they will not be allowed out the rest of the cruise
these three or these two the rossies have been late every single port and not only have they been you know they always give you a 30 minute window to be back
I'm surprised that they're even going to be waiting for him um I've been on other cruises and seeing that if they're late they just they just Cruise
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