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I agree..missing a port is not that big of a deal. My cruise on the Radiance of the Seas was not the happiest. We sailed from Fort Lauderdale on Sunday December 14th going West, got to Key West the next day, then Cozumel the next, but after that..we..as so many other ships sailing West that week, got caught in a storm that prevented us from getting off the ship after the stop in Cozumel, so we were, in fact, on the ship, in heavy rain from Tuesday night until we docked in Fort Lauderdale the following Sunday. The weather did clear up on our last day at sea..but the temps were only in the 60s for highs...and we too missed Grand Cayman due to the weather...but NO ONE got upset..and what would be the point of getting upset..nothing you can do in a situation like mine or yours.

Just let it go and look forward to planning your next trip. Since the December cruise on the Radiance, I took a group of 20 with me on the Explorer of the Seas going west and had GREAT weather...so not all is lost.

Hope this puts things in perspective for you.

Craig.

<blockquote data-quote="caribcrusin1" data-source="post: 716740">I agree..missing a port is not that big of a deal.&nbsp; My cruise on the Radiance of the Seas was not the happiest.&nbsp; We sailed from Fort Lauderdale on Sunday December 14th going West, got to Key West the next day, then Cozumel the next, but after that..we..as so many other ships sailing West that week, got caught in a storm that prevented us from getting off the ship after the stop in Cozumel, so we were, in fact, on the ship, in heavy rain from Tuesday night until we docked in Fort Lauderdale the following Sunday.&nbsp; The weather did clear up on our last day at sea..but the temps were only in the 60s for highs...and we too missed Grand Cayman due to the weather...but NO ONE got upset..and what would be the point of getting upset..nothing you can do in a situation like mine or yours.Just let it go and look forward to planning your next trip. Since the December cruise on the Radiance, I took a group of 20 with me on the Explorer of the Seas going west and had GREAT weather...so not all is lost.Hope this puts things in perspective for you.Craig.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="caribcrusin1, post: 716740"] I agree..missing a port is not that big of a deal. My cruise on the Radiance of the Seas was not the happiest. We sailed from Fort Lauderdale on Sunday December 14th going West, got to Key West the next day, then Cozumel the next, but after that..we..as so many other ships sailing West that week, got caught in a storm that prevented us from getting off the ship after the stop in Cozumel, so we were, in fact, on the ship, in heavy rain from Tuesday night until we docked in Fort Lauderdale the following Sunday. The weather did clear up on our last day at sea..but the temps were only in the 60s for highs...and we too missed Grand Cayman due to the weather...but NO ONE got upset..and what would be the point of getting upset..nothing you can do in a situation like mine or yours. Just let it go and look forward to planning your next trip. Since the December cruise on the Radiance, I took a group of 20 with me on the Explorer of the Seas going west and had GREAT weather...so not all is lost. Hope this puts things in perspective for you. Craig. [/QUOTE]