Anybody been on a Cruise?

[RyanK]

My faimlys looking at going on one, anyone know any good companies to go through, i know there's royal carribean any others?

[Rico The Retard]

i play pretend cruise when i take a bath with my sailboat

[RyanK]

dont we all.....

how do those go for you?

[slomo007]

While I've never been on a cruise, I at least wanted to say that I know Carnival and Disney both have cruises as well. This probably isn't very helpful, but at least I'm more of a help than Rico.

[Sox FANatic001]

but at least I'm more of a help than Rico.

well, who isnt

[Rico The Retard]

but at least I'm more of a help than Rico.

well, who isnt

ummm ill take a wild guess....you

[CubsFan7724]

Anyone notice the fierce rivalry between Rico and Soxfantaic? They are always going at each other and I think they aren't playing, either. Anyways, all I know about cruises is what I've seen in Speed 2: Cruise Control. Watch out for terrorists, I guess.

[GEBaseball3]

I went on a Royal Carribean cruise a few years back, it was pretty cool, but i think i would have rather gone on a Disney or Carnival cruise.

[Absolutely Adequate]

Well, I know that there are different styles for different ships. Carnival is known for being very loud and full of young people. They're known as "Carnivore" in the cruise business. Disney is clearly for people with young kids.

That's what I know about Cruises from reading David Foster Wallace's "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again."

You should first decide what you want and then figure out which cruise line is the best fit. I think, generally, the mid-size ships are the most comfortable (less feeling like cattle). But if you're a teenager, you'll have trouble meeting people your age, so you might want to petition yr parents for something larger. Maybe even Carnivore.

[RyanK]

Well, I know that there are different styles for different ships. Carnival is known for being very loud and full of young people. They're known as "Carnivore" in the cruise business. Disney is clearly for people with young kids.

That's what I know about Cruises from reading David Foster Wallace's "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again."

You should first decide what you want and then figure out which cruise line is the best fit. I think, generally, the mid-size ships are the most comfortable (less feeling like cattle). But if you're a teenager, you'll have trouble meeting people your age, so you might want to petition yr parents for something larger. Maybe even Carnivore.

Thanks, I'm liking the Royal Carrebian on boat stuff, ice skating rink, rock climbing wall, golf range, mini golf... doesnt sound too shabby, Carnival doesnt seem to have much on boat stuff, or i just couldnt find it on the site