crowd79 wrote:Cruises? I'll never do in my lifetime. Not that I ever get seasick or anything, because I don't, but I'd rather be on land exploring and seeing cultures, countries, cities, attractions and be relaxing on a beach or hiking rather than being at sea and seeing nothing for days, or spending 2-3 hours in a port and before you know it, you're whisked off again before you are able to take in the local attractions, culture, etc. Oh, the cabins are small, too for sleeping. Not really my cup of tea...
I've been on 3 cruises now (Bahamas, Caribbean, Mexico), through three different cruise lines (Norwegian, Carnival, Holland America) and they were all fantastic. If you pick the right cruises you are on land most of the day (6-10 hours, not 2-3 as you say), your rooms are larger than you think, the staff are awesome, the atmosphere is fantastic (not to mention how massive the boats are!), and the meals/food are superb. Give it a try some time and you'll change your opinion.
Now, as far as the Titanic II goes... I'll wait until its second voyage, just in case.
Daniel |
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