Andy wrote:
Razor Ramon wrote:Andy wrote:
Godflesh wrote:I filled in the survey, but when I clicked Next on the last page the site went back to the survey home page, so I don't know if my answers have been submitted or not.
Godflesh wrote:I filled in the survey, but when I clicked Next on the last page the site went back to the survey home page, so I don't know if my answers have been submitted or not.
I any case, I'm not filling it up again.
I believe this already happened in previous years.
Razor Ramon wrote:2018 was great aside from spending most of the cruise in the fucking lounge...
cegr80 wrote:Razor Ramon wrote:2018 was great aside from spending most of the cruise in the fucking lounge...
LOL, same here. But I have learned to love that shitty lounge. It has ... spirit
Razor Ramon wrote:Godflesh wrote:I filled in the survey, but when I clicked Next on the last page the site went back to the survey home page, so I don't know if my answers have been submitted or not.
I any case, I'm not filling it up again.
I believe this already happened in previous years.
Didn't go through unless you got the thank you page. I had to do it twice.
Godflesh wrote:I filled in the survey, but when I clicked Next on the last page the site went back to the survey home page, so I don't know if my answers have been submitted or not.
I any case, I'm not filling it up again.
I believe this already happened in previous years.
Pellaz wrote:Godflesh wrote:I filled in the survey, but when I clicked Next on the last page the site went back to the survey home page, so I don't know if my answers have been submitted or not.
I any case, I'm not filling it up again.
I believe this already happened in previous years.
I got the same thing.
So I tried to re-start the survey and a page came up from SurveyMonkey saying "you've already done this survey!"
Two, count 'em, TWO cheers for the Survivors' Survey!
mooyagi wrote:Looks like my survey access code is in the same place as my check-in email.
bodomdragon wrote:Worked for me on my first attempt. I hope they read all the comments, I had quite a lot to say (mostly positive).
cegr80 wrote:Razor Ramon wrote:2018 was great aside from spending most of the cruise in the fucking lounge...
LOL, same here. But I have learned to love that shitty lounge. It has ... spirit
Godflesh wrote:Pellaz wrote:Godflesh wrote:I filled in the survey, but when I clicked Next on the last page the site went back to the survey home page, so I don't know if my answers have been submitted or not.
I any case, I'm not filling it up again.
I believe this already happened in previous years.
I got the same thing.
So I tried to re-start the survey and a page came up from SurveyMonkey saying "you've already done this survey!"
Two, count 'em, TWO cheers for the Survivors' Survey!
I tried to restart the survey, but didn’t get that.
Godflesh wrote:Godflesh wrote:Pellaz wrote:
I got the same thing.
So I tried to re-start the survey and a page came up from SurveyMonkey saying "you've already done this survey!"
Two, count 'em, TWO cheers for the Survivors' Survey!
I tried to restart the survey, but didn’t get that.
Actually, I kept going and did get this message, so I suppose my answers went through after all.
Cardest wrote:is 60 bands too many?
50 not enough?
TPH wrote:My survey will be limited to this thing, hoping that Andy will read this post: I've done it for my two cruises, but form now on, I will never buy any 70000Tons' own merch. I know exactly how much a Gildan shirt or hoodie costs to make, for batches that I have no doubt were way smaller than what 70K are printing.
Selling hoodies 70$ or shirts for 35$ is a fucking joke, and there is not a single cent coming from me on the boat's merch as long as these prices stay the same, I'll only target boat-specific shirts from bands I like from now on.
bodomdragon wrote:I corrected that for you.
Phoenix wrote:60 bands is fine, as long as they're in decent variety. I think that no matter what the move to another boat is, more cruisers, same amount of bands, same amount of days or one more if we absolutely have to.
bodomdragon wrote:TPH wrote:My survey will be limited to this thing, hoping that Andy will read this post: I've done it for my two cruises, but form now on, I will never buy any 70000Tons' own merch. I know exactly how much a Gildan shirt or hoodie costs to make, for batches that I have no doubt were way smaller than what 70K are printing.
Selling hoodies 70$ or shirts for 35$ is a fucking joke, and there is not a single cent coming from me on the boat's merch as long as these prices stay the same, I'll only target boat-specific shirts from bands I like from now on.
I corrected that for you.
Pellaz wrote:Phoenix wrote:60 bands is fine, as long as they're in decent variety. I think that no matter what the move to another boat is, more cruisers, same amount of bands, same amount of days or one more if we absolutely have to.
The only times why I'd want or accept a lower number of bands would be.....
-- if logistics required it: time-slot issues, operational considerations, etc. This would include weather contingency planning
-- if having a drop-dead amazing, but "complicated" band booking required it: Ayreon, Avantasia, Emperor+Ihsahn, Green Carnation, etc., and they might require two slots' worth of time (or money )
mooyagi wrote:Pellaz wrote:Phoenix wrote:60 bands is fine, as long as they're in decent variety. I think that no matter what the move to another boat is, more cruisers, same amount of bands, same amount of days or one more if we absolutely have to.
The only times why I'd want or accept a lower number of bands would be.....
-- if logistics required it: time-slot issues, operational considerations, etc. This would include weather contingency planning
-- if having a drop-dead amazing, but "complicated" band booking required it: Ayreon, Avantasia, Emperor+Ihsahn, Green Carnation, etc., and they might require two slots' worth of time (or money )
Maybe fewer bands would give them more time to get everything set up and working right on the first day.
cegr80 wrote:I'm totally fine with 61 bands. There's a higher chance for diversity which is always welcome. I'm all in for variety even if I don't enjoy some of the genres
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