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Hi I am Livia and this will be my third Solo cruise. I have enjoyed myself every time, have met some wonderful people, made great friends and I now have the fever. If you are wondering whether you should cruise Solo, don't hesitate, just do it, you will not be sorry. I look forward to each cruise with more excitement. This cruise will be for my birthday.

Thank you for posting on here. I am going on my first cruise on the carnival conquest April 26 2015 and i kept going back and forth whether i wanted to go alone or solo..Now i am sure i made the right choice

 

May you have fair winds and following seas ( a old Coast Guard saying :))

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42CruiseCrazy

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Nice score! Thanks for sharing.

 

I'm curious what port they are out of.

 

 

I looked it up. The first cruise is from Galveston to San Juan and second one is back to Galveston. Real sweet itinerary stoping at several nice ports. Wish I had the time to take this 21 day B2B cruise.

 

 

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jjfromsd

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Dec 3, 2014: 12-day Sea of Cortez (Mexico) aboard HAL Statendam sailing from San Diego, CA.

 

Feb 9, 2015: 21-day B2B Southern/Eastern Caribbean aboard Carnival Triumph sailing from Galveston, TX to San Juan, PR, then returning to Galveston, TX.

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Dec 3, 2014: 12-day Sea of Cortez (Mexico) aboard HAL Statendam sailing from San Diego, CA.

 

Feb 9, 2015: 21-day B2B Southern/Eastern Caribbean aboard Carnival Triumph sailing from Galveston, TX to San Juan, PR, then returning to Galveston, TX.

I'm no longer doing the 12-day Sea of Cortez, so for now, it's just the Caribbean B2B in Feb 2015.

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Lois R "Live from...." Rare

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Hello, all.

 

I'll be sailing solo on my first Disney cruise on the Wonder, January 9, 2015. I've traveled solo before and enjoyed it. I'm thinking it will be a different vibe sailing solo on Disney. Anyone else done this before?

 

Hi, I am sure it will have a different vibe. I sail solo all the time but Disney

isn't a line I would pick......(but that is just me). Hope you have a good

time:)

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yj2cute

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Hi, I am sure it will have a different vibe. I sail solo all the time but Disney

isn't a line I would pick......(but that is just me). Hope you have a good

time:)

 

I've always wanted to try Disney just to see how it's done. Many rave about it. I never have just because the pricing is just too high to spend time with other people's kids. ;) Lol. I'm a TA also so it's also something I want to do from a professional standpoint. Any cruise beats a day at work so I'm sure it will be great! :)

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I've always wanted to try Disney just to see how it's done. Many rave about it. I never have just because the pricing is just too high to spend time with other people's kids. ;) Lol. I'm a TA also so it's also something I want to do from a professional standpoint. Any cruise beats a day at work so I'm sure it will be great! :)

 

Disney? All those kids?!?

 

You're far braver than I. Hope you have a fun cruise.

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Disney? All those kids?!?

 

You're far braver than I. Hope you have a fun cruise.

 

I know, I know. And I don't even like kids! Lol. I plan to spend as much time as possible in the adults only areas.

 

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Lois R "Live from...." Rare

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I've always wanted to try Disney just to see how it's done. Many rave about it. I never have just because the pricing is just too high to spend time with other people's kids. ;) Lol. I'm a TA also so it's also something I want to do from a professional standpoint. Any cruise beats a day at work so I'm sure it will be great! :)

 

Well, I can understand it if you are really going to see "how Disney does it" for business purposes;).

I know I have heard many things about them over the years....

1) there is no casino on any of their ships

2) there are areas that kids are not allowed...wow:D...LOL...adult

only areas

3) Disney is much more $$ than most other lines and they still sail full.

4) Food in the Specialty Restaurants is supposed to be very good.

and of course, it is "DISNEY"......everything is supposed to be about

"The Mouse" and they do everything very well.

 

Hope you have a good time....let us know your thoughts when you

get back.

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tbbtravels

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Disney? All those kids?!?

 

You're far braver than I. Hope you have a fun cruise.

 

 

 

That's what I thought. The no gambling - that would be ok becaUse then I couldn't loose - :rolleyes:, but the kids - shudder in horror!,,,,,, I had to deal with mine - but seeing others- nope,,,,,

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