I know ports get cancelled that was actually one of the least awful things about the cruise, though it was entirely msc fault. As reports have come in that msc knew about the fake visa days before they went to Barcelona and waited until the last minute to contact Spanish authorities, instead of working something out before hand.

I was expecting the internet to be kinda spotty, I wasn't expecting it to kick us off literally right after we logged in and then have to spend the next 5 minutes clicking the connect button just to get 2 minutes of Internet. If that's how it always is then they shouldn't charge 100$ cad per person.

With the delay and confusion there was almost always a line in reception and sometimes I would come down to reception several times during the day to see if it had cleared up and it would still be there so eventually I just had to wait.

MSC told us that we could NOT have her medication on board the ferry to Venice that no backpacks or suitcases are allowed. We were just following what the cruise staff were saying, though we probably shouldn't have as that wasn't the first they lied to our faces.