RC's Most Passionate Cruisers--Article in Budget Travel Mag

[bluegirlum]

http://www.budgettravel.com/bt-dyn/content/article/2010/09/08/AR2010090807494.html

 

One of the profiled cruisers mentions CC in the article. Melvin, where are you? :)

 

(Sorry if this is old news).

[jorapp]

Yay for us! Great article...but...there is something fundamentally wrong about mentioning the Titanic in any story about ships. jmho :cool:

[The Big Booper]

Going on the EX this Christmas/New Years for 14 nights, for the 3rd year in a row. Can't get any better.

[The Big Booper]

I love that the writer called the Explorer a mid-sized ship.

 

Only in the world of RCI, it is still bigger then anything that Princess and Carnival sails.

[Merion_Mom]

I love that the writer called the Explorer a mid-sized ship.

 

Only in the world of RCI, it is still bigger then anything that Princess and Carnival sails.

 

Yes, I clipped this line to post here and laugh:

 

We set sail on the 3,114-passenger Explorer of the Seas, part of the company's midsize Voyager class

 

:D

[Darkwolfe]

Yes, I clipped this line to post here and laugh:

 

We set sail on the 3,114-passenger Explorer of the Seas, part of the company's midsize Voyager class

 

:D

 

It's amusing how times change. When Sovereign first sailed, she was a national headline as the largest cruise ship ever built. Now, by comparision, people think she's an oversized lifeboat.

[Merion_Mom]

It's amusing how times change. When Sovereign first sailed, she was a national headline as the largest cruise ship ever built. Now, by comparision, people think she's an oversized lifeboat.

 

Statistic quoted to me while onboard the Oasis last month:

 

"The entire crew of the Nordic Prince/Song of Norway would fit into ONE of Oasis' lifeboats."