Cheap Cruises: Which ships to sail for the best value

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1-22-2011 @ 10:03PM

Meggie said...

"Cheap" is not always a good thing in travel. You get what you pay for! Do your homework, ask questions, USE A GOOD TRAVEL AGENT!! I find Carnival ships loud and not condusive to relaxation...unless you wanna spend all day drinking and being a fool. That's been the atmosphere on my 3 Carnival trips...no more!
I much prefer Holland America Lines. Now that I am an adult, I like to travel like one..in comfort. The addage that HAL is for old folks, just isn't true, although they have a decidedly older clientel on the longer voyages, which is great. They are by no means OLD.

1-22-2011 @ 10:44PM

noel said...

Took Holland cruise a few months ago and never saw so many walkers, crutches, wheelchairs, and scooters in my life and we cruise a couple of times a year. Disney cruises are NOT just for families with kids. We have traveled Disney about 7 or 8 times and the children never have been an issue. We go alone but for our 50th wedding anniversary we took daughter, son in law and 9 year old grandaughter. Enrolled her in Navigators club and never saw her hardly again. Wouldn't even come out for meals ( they will feed them in the club) and didn't even want to go into Nassau. Food is great and entrtainment is spectacular.

1-22-2011 @ 10:59PM

elliot said...

You are as young as you feel or as old.I have plenty of time to feel old.Give me a young thinking ship any time.Carnival is the fun ship.If you are not interested in fun, take one of those ships with a bunch of stuffed shirts waiting for their next meal.

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