LMAO, Curious .95 We went on the Norway cruise in August of 2002. It was a 7 day cruise. I wonder if we were there during the same time. I don't remember tripping over(he he) anyone at St Maarten. I do remember feeling pretty relaxed on that island. Bottoms up. Knock em down. LOL Just think we could have crossed paths and not even know it. Small world isn't it. I really loved that ride as a kid. I still do.
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LMAO, Curious .95 We went on the Norway cruise in August of 2002. It was a 7 day cruise. I wonder if we were there during the same time. I don't remember tripping over(he he) anyone at St Maarten. I do remember feeling pretty relaxed on that island. Bottoms up. Knock em down. LOL Just think we could have crossed paths and not even know it. Small world isn't it. I really loved that ride as a kid. I still do.
pkgdriver
Well-Known Member
Hey Scratch,
I just saw this thread. I dont check in here too often. There's been some good info posted above. Ive been on about 40 cruises or so. Alaska,Hawaii,Bermuda,Russia/Scandinavia,Mediterreanean,Panama Canal and the Caribbean. One was a Celebrity cruise and the rest Royal Caribbean. Royal has a good mix of people usually and its not too stuffy. There's lots of activities on the ship also.
I actually got off the Freedom of the Seas today.The ports of call were San Juan,St Thomas, and St Maartin. Its a huge ship if you like that. Ice skating rink,rock climbing wall, and Flow Rider(surfing/boogie board). It actually has a Promenade(mall) on the inside of the ship. So you could get an inside cabin and have a window to look out on the shops,bars,etc. Some pics here
http://www.romain-moisescot.com/voy...ublicspaces/atria/royprom/html/roypromFR.html
There's lots of good info on cruise lines,ships,ports of call etc on this board.
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/
June will be a fairly expensive month for the Eastern Carib. Any questions about ports or anything else mabey I can help. PM me if needed.
I just saw this thread. I dont check in here too often. There's been some good info posted above. Ive been on about 40 cruises or so. Alaska,Hawaii,Bermuda,Russia/Scandinavia,Mediterreanean,Panama Canal and the Caribbean. One was a Celebrity cruise and the rest Royal Caribbean. Royal has a good mix of people usually and its not too stuffy. There's lots of activities on the ship also.
I actually got off the Freedom of the Seas today.The ports of call were San Juan,St Thomas, and St Maartin. Its a huge ship if you like that. Ice skating rink,rock climbing wall, and Flow Rider(surfing/boogie board). It actually has a Promenade(mall) on the inside of the ship. So you could get an inside cabin and have a window to look out on the shops,bars,etc. Some pics here
http://www.romain-moisescot.com/voy...ublicspaces/atria/royprom/html/roypromFR.html
There's lots of good info on cruise lines,ships,ports of call etc on this board.
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/
June will be a fairly expensive month for the Eastern Carib. Any questions about ports or anything else mabey I can help. PM me if needed.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Top Ten of the Silliest Questions Asked by Cruise Ship Passengers .....
(by Paul Grayson, Cruise Director for Royal Caribbean Cruise Line)
10. Do these steps go up or down?
9. What do you do with the beautiful ice carvings after they melt?
8. Which elevator do I take to get to the front of the ship?
7. Does the crew sleep on the ship?
6. Is this island completely surrounded by water?
5. Does the ship make its own electricity?
4. Is it salt water in the toilets?
3. What elevation are we at?
2. There's a photographer on board who takes photos and displays them
the next day ... the question asked ... If the pictures aren't marked,
how will I know which ones are mine?
1. What time is the Midnight Buffet being served?
(by Paul Grayson, Cruise Director for Royal Caribbean Cruise Line)
10. Do these steps go up or down?
9. What do you do with the beautiful ice carvings after they melt?
8. Which elevator do I take to get to the front of the ship?
7. Does the crew sleep on the ship?
6. Is this island completely surrounded by water?
5. Does the ship make its own electricity?
4. Is it salt water in the toilets?
3. What elevation are we at?
2. There's a photographer on board who takes photos and displays them
the next day ... the question asked ... If the pictures aren't marked,
how will I know which ones are mine?
1. What time is the Midnight Buffet being served?
Cruise Critic has some really informative boards. Good recommendation!
satellitedriver
Senior Member
This question isn't so silly, if you went to a strict catholic school.
I often times took guilty pleasure in running up the down staircase, until Sister Johathan corrected me with her ruler. You know the kind, 3ft long with a metal edge.
She explained to me it was for an orderly exit in case the school was on fire and the rules must be obeyed.
Stupidly, I told her if the school was on fire I would jump out the window.
I got whacked again.
So maybe, there are alot of people that went thru the same kind of training.
PAX
moreluck
golden ticket member
MyTripisCut
Never bought my own handtruck
Didn’t realize this thread was so old. I will never go on a cruise again. Did one.
Have fun pooping in a bag and leaving it in the hallway!!!
moreluck
golden ticket member
I went on one.....Carribean on Carnival....hated it and also swear off all cruising. If you start losing in the casino, you can't move and go elsewhere!!
E
el blanco
Guest
my cruise lasted 3.5 years
and fighter planes were constantly landing on the top deck
and fighter planes were constantly landing on the top deck
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Thank you for your service.
You're a great American!
Sounds like a Jersey cruise..
rod
Retired 23 years
I know a kid who went in the Navy for electronics training (this was back in the 70's). He spent 3 and a half years mowing grass in Hawaii.
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