No. Seems boring.It's not
No. Any time Ive been on boats Ive gotten horribly seasick. And thats with medication. Cant imagine being stuck out on the water miserable with a high chance of getting norvirus on top.
Nah I have no interest. My wife wants to go on a Disney cruise and that sounds fucking miserable. If anything i might be down for an Alaskan cruise at most. Rather just take a boat out myself and fuck around for a bit tho.
I would like to take my daughter on one, but the wife has zero interest. And Disney cruises are among the more expensive ones.
No and I have no interest. I don't like the idea of being on a boat in the middle of the ocean for that long.
It also seems like so many of them have issues will people getting extremely ill.
Completely overblown worry. I've been on a ton of cruises and there has never been any epidemic of people getting sickIt also depends on how classy the cruise line is. Like, I avoid Carnival like the plague, because it probably can be found there.
It also depends on how classy the cruise line is. Like, I avoid Carnival like the plague, because it probably can be found there.I've done Carnival. Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Disney, Celebrity, and a few that don' exist anymore
It also depends on how classy the cruise line is. Like, I avoid Carnival like the plague, because it probably can be found there.
Aww, but that's the one that had all that fun stuff on it. What does one do on a klassy kruise?Not get sick? I don't know. I mostly just ate and drank high end stuff when not on excursions
Not get sick? I don't know. I mostly just ate and drank high end stuff when not on excursions
It also depends on how classy the cruise line is. Like, I avoid Carnival like the plague, because it probably can be found there.
I haven't been on a Carnival cruise, but I think on longer cruises (like 5+ nights at least) they aren't too different than Royal Caribbean, especially Carnival's newest ships. I'm talking about cleanliness and atmosphere.I have a 7 day Royal Caribbean cruise next January. I'll see how it compares to Viking, which is super elitist. My dad always paid, most recently for my honeymoon.
There has been a push by the cruise lines to prioritize shorter cruises. This is why they have been building up private islands a day or two away from Florida ports. It's much more profitable to have a 3 day cruise and then 4 day cruise every week instead of a 7 night cruise.
The downside is that shorter cruises attracts more riff-raff and people who want a "party cruise". I guarantee that these crazy fights you see in the news lately are coming from short booze cruises. Could be Carnival, MSC, or Royal Caribbean, which are the 3 cheapest major lines.
I have a 7 day Royal Caribbean cruise next January. I'll see how it compares to Viking, which is super elitist. My dad always paid, most recently for my honeymoon.
I have been spoiled so we'll see how the cheaper ones are when I have to pay.