Cruise Passengers 3 Months into Expensive 3-Year Excursion Still Haven't Set Sail

Cruise Passengers Stranded

Cruise passengers who paid thousands of dollars for a three-year excursion have been left stranded for three months. The passengers were supposed to set sail in March, 2023, but the cruise line has repeatedly delayed the departure date. The passengers are now demanding a refund, but the cruise line is refusing.

Cruise Line Blames Delays on Weather

The cruise line has blamed the delays on weather conditions. However, the passengers say that the weather has been fine. They also point out that the cruise line has a history of delays. In 2022, the cruise line delayed a cruise for six months due to mechanical problems.

Passengers Demand Refund

The passengers are now demanding a refund. They say that the cruise line has breached its contract with them. The passengers have also filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.

Cruise Line Refuses Refund

The cruise line is refusing to refund the passengers' money. The cruise line says that the passengers are not entitled to a refund because the delays are due to weather conditions.

Passengers Plan to Sue

The passengers are now planning to sue the cruise line. They say that the cruise line is not acting in good faith. They also say that the cruise line is violating their consumer rights.