Cruise News - Woman Sues Celebrity Cruises, NCL Cancels Cruise

A woman is suing a Celebrity Cruises after the death of her husband due to the way the cruise line handled his body. Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled and upcoming cruise. I had a big surprise in Copenhagen, Denmark today. Let's talk about it.

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[janisnathansohn]

My husband passed away on a cruise. It is easier to bring the body back on the ship. The red tape is extensive bringing the body back otherwise. I chose to complete the cruise. My son joined me at the next port. It was a horrible experience but the cruise line did their best to make a horrible experience bearable. I never tried to visit where his body was located but I’m sure they did their best.

[davexander]

The more i watch your videos the more I like you and your content but moreover how humble and honest you are.

[tuck]

As an American of Scandinavian descent (Swedish & Danish) I want to say thank you for your respect and enthusiasm for all cultures - also I would SO have been at LEGO!

[robinperryman]

My condolences to the deceased man’s wife.

[agneslamer]

Love the Lego You! Lol!! Wait til I tell my son. He's been bugging me to do a trans-Atlantic. When I tell him a Lego store is involved, it will likely be our next cruise (after Alaska, of course).

[richardhexter]

A refrigerator is a The temperature of either would be the same. No, harm no foul. They did her a favor by not off loading the body in San Jaun.

[travelwithdebandnick]

You said the opera house we thought for a minute that you were Back in Australia visiting again hehe if you ever get back our Please do a group cruise for your dedicated Aussie followers ❤

[milesrocky]

Just love you and your love of living your life, envious, keep it

[arcticfox]

Regarding the morgue issue - as often happens, there there is something missing in the story - most cruise ships have morgues that can handle anywhere from 2 to 6 deaths (depending on the ship's passenger capacity) - so were there more than the ship could handle on this voyage, The decision was made by the wife to continue on the cruise for a further 6 days after the death, what lead to this decision, cost of repatriation, no insurance to cover this incident so opted to wait till homeport arrival, the complicated nature of the repatriation of the body from a foreign territory, the physical or mental capability of the wife to be able to do it all on her own (at least if done at the home port there would be the ability to have family/friends there to meet and assist. A drinks cooler would be an alternative choice if all morgue berths were occupied as they both keep their contents at a temperature just above freezing. Drinks are all in closed containers, so the fear of cross-contamination is not a huge one. Bodies are placed in bodybags, so any bodily fluids that may escape are well contained. For practical reasons, placing a body on a pallet on the floor is far preferable to placing it on a table or two, to get a flat surface large enough to accommodate a body, where it may get jostled off and fall to the floor in times of inclement weather/heavy seas. I am sure the crew was not comfortable having the body there either when they had to go into the cooler to restock drinks supplies. I worked many years where part of my job was to accompany family members to view deceased individuals, and I can tell you, it was always uncomfortable walking into that morgue to bring the bodies out for the family to view

[petitecherie]

The LEGO figure is way cool. Glad you made the decision to take the cruises quickly. Sometimes they just fall into place.

[sunsetwatcher]

Loving that this back-to-back cruise experience with Holland America has been such a fantastic one for you, at sea and on the shore excursions! Can't wait to hear more!

[deetempleton]

Not sure why I LOST YOUR PROGRAM FOR THE LAST MONTH.... So nice an thrilled to see an hear
Our cruise on Escape was wonderful
.returned a week ago
.I had to use a chair ( battery driven) I wanted to cancel an my sweetheart said we need to go an celebrate 62years of marriage. So we had a nice large handicap access room an balcony...❤ So glad we went an ships employees' were so helpful...❤ Thanks for all your news, we missed you an heating Jenny B. Enjoyed your latest news..😊

[aliciakern]

I can't tell others about your channel without waving my hands in the air and saying, :D I was talking with my co-workers about your channel on Friday and couldn't help myself. :) Great channel! Thank you!

[lillianmartinez]

We visited Tivoli Gardens just before our Baltic cruise 6 years ago! It was great!! Your custom Lego looks great! What a nice memory of your visit!! TFS!! 💕🌴😎

[choco.es.unlimited]

I'm on transatlantic now... always great to be at seas. We have been blessed like your cruise. No ruff seas.

[coryclifford]

I’m watching from the Nieuw Stantedam also doing the transatlantic, at 9:40 just leaving Barcelona.

[pamh]

We are loving following you on this cruise because you are really appreciating it and your enthusiasm is contagious. We have done several transatlantic and European cruises so it's fun to see you enjoying places we have visited. Thanks for letting us go along vicariously!

[robinmadison]

❤I love Lego’s. I think that is really cool!

[alphpup]

When I was a little girl I remember there was a flu outbreak on a transatlantic cruise and we had 7 burials at sea, where the bodies were slid off a board into the sea in a bag, with all of the passengers witnessing for a solemn ceremony.

[jocelyngreen]

Watching Saturday 6:40pm Atlantic time in Nova Scotia, Canada. Love Lego. 😍Your mini figure is awesome!