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To be fair to them, the original event also involved some hammering of nails
My main takeaway from the graph: the fitter you start out, the steeper the decline. So if you want to avoid disappointments…
As a passenger, I agree. I’ve been on the Allure of the Seas, and although it was almost fully booked, crowd management worked well - Royal Caribbean put a lot of effort into it actually. But ships of this size are a problem for destinations, which have to handle 6000 visitors at once. That’s 200 excursion buses.
Which is why cruise lines always visit their “private islands”, basically gated resort communities where they can continue to milk their cash cows. Resembles Disneyworld. Again RCL was a pioneer with their “Labadee”/Haiti property. It’s not everyone’s idea of traveling.