Amsterdam arriving in Fort Lauderdale

[luvcruisn']

Going to bed late Pacific time - just watched the Amsterdam on the Port Everglades webcam sail in to Fort Lauderdale from her 110 day world voyage. I guess people must be sad to leave friends made on board, but happy to be going back to families on shore. Don't know if I would ever want to or be able to be away that long, but it must be quite an experience.

[CaveDiving]

Hi,

 

We've been on the Amsterdam for around four months now and loving it.

 

We live in Arizona, so we take the repositioning cruises before and after the world cruise. This way we get on in L.A. and off in San Diego and simply rent a car each way from home. No flying and no shippng bags is a real plus for a long cruise.

 

Scott & Karen

[Cruisin Suzin]

If I ever win the lottery, my first thing to do will be to book a world cruise. Absolutely on the bucket list.

[Harry1954]

We were on the first 46 days of this cruise and must say that the crew, captain, and fellow pax were wonderful. We missed it after we got off and today, we have empathy with everyone leaving the ship as we already had that sad experience when we got off in Sydney.

 

What a great experience it was.

 

harry

[Himself]

Maybe, someday after I retier I can do the "World Cruise."

[Harry1954]

Maybe, someday after I retier I can do the "World Cruise."

or ... do as the archbishop on the world cruise and talk the CEO of HAL into letting you be the chaplain ...

harry

[Cruizer Bill]

I hope we hear from someone who was on the entire 110 day cruise! Just think how long it would take to write a review!!

[luvcruisn']

There are two live reports that have been done from this year's world cruise. One is by Jeff Farschman, who has been on 5 world cruises since 2007. The other one is from Bill and Mary Ann.

Here are the two links:

 

http://amazingvoyages.blogspot.com/ (Jeff's)

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1327543 (Bill and Mary Ann)