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Unwanted cruise companions?

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MerylStreep Fri 03-Mar-23 12:38:00

When you say small ship how many passengers on the cruise.
Obviously on a large liner it’s easy to avoid people.
I would find out what cabin they are staying in and then throw myself on the sympathy of the company and get my cabin moved ( if it’s close to them)

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Granny23 Fri 03-Mar-23 12:32:56

Sister and I have booked on a 'once in a lifetime' small ship cruise (at enormous expense). We have been looking forward to it so much until yesterday. Then a fellow member of one of my DS's groups overheard her talking about it and was overjoyed to announce that she and her DH have booked the same cruise and as they 'don't like to socialise with strangers' will be able to join up with us. shock

You need to understand that this couple are the most boring people on earth. Their sole conversation consists of bad mouthing other people and repeating gossip. The husband can get drunk on half a pint of lager and then becomes really obnoxious, racist, homophobic, misogynist, etc. His wife just laughs this off.

Our dream cruise has lost its shine. We were looking forward to mixing with fellow cruisers of all nationalities - now we are wondering how can we avoid them on a small ship? HELP!

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