Single cruiser

[catty]

If you were a single cruiser but wanted a nice quiet cruise but a good deal, would you go with the dream, I loved Belize or with Celebrity, love the perks!

[candacemac24]

I would suggest a older boat such as the freedom or the imagination, but avoid newer boats like the magic because there will likely be more kids which isnt as quiet unless you go seclude yourself in a corner.

 

 

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[CTI1WLM]

I would suggest a older boat such as the freedom or the imagination, but avoid newer boats like the magic because there will likely be more kids which isnt as quiet unless you go seclude yourself in a corner.

 

 

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do you figure that ??

(my emphasis)

 

The OP has not even mentioned port of departure or itinerary. Why would an older "boat" automatically be better ??

Edited March 2, 2014 by CTI1WLM

[champagne123]

If you were a single cruiser but wanted a nice quiet cruise but a good deal, would you go with the dream, I loved Belize or with Celebrity, love the perks!

 

Hands down, Celebrity. We loved the serenity of this cruise line and we are actually getting ready to book with them again. :o

[firemanbobswife]

I love Celebrity. And while they would be my first choice, I am going on the Glory by myself in May. Mainly due to price. But if the prices were equal, I would chose Celebrity every time. I absolutely adore the S-Class ships with the Reflection being my favorite one.

[cschultz]

If you were a single cruiser but wanted a nice quiet cruise but a good deal, would you go with the dream, I loved Belize or with Celebrity, love the perks!

 

 

My friend just booked the May 4th Liberty out of Orlando, 5 day cruise.

 

She was able to book a room by herself, and did not have to pay any penalty or

any amount for a second guest. It was a casino benefit.

[Sarah@Sea]

If you were a single cruiser but wanted a nice quiet cruise but a good deal, would you go with the dream, I loved Belize or with Celebrity, love the perks!

 

Check here for Carnival cruises that offer ZERO single supplement...talk about a deal! http://www.carnival.com/Content/single-occupancy.aspx?icid=CC_singcd_1942

[UATLB]

I would do the one that u like the ports more and then factor in price and choose which one u will think u will enjoy more.

 

I'd say go with carnival

[candacemac24]

do you figure that ??

 

(my emphasis)

 

 

 

The OP has not even mentioned port of departure or itinerary. Why would an older "boat" automatically be better ??

 

 

Well, I just suggested my lil theory because newer ships like the Magic seem to have the newest water slides and kid perks and more families tend to go on these ships since they are usually bigger. I was just trying to help here, although I've only been on three cruises. No need to lash out the snarky comments.

 

 

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Edited March 2, 2014 by candacemac24

[FireEater]

For quiet, there are a lot of places on any ship to mellow out and relax. Pick for the ports I say. Which line offers your ports? If both, go with the cheaper line.

I would pick Celebrity just for the simple reason of checking out another cruise line. I will be on my 4th cruise line next year....

 

Since perks are far and few between on CCL, I would pick Celebrity of your two choices to sample perks. That is the reason I am going with NCL next year, for the suite perks...:)

Edited March 2, 2014 by FireEater

[LRene]

For quiet, go Celebrity. No comparison.

[CTI1WLM]

Well, I just suggested my lil theory because newer ships like the Magic seem to have the newest water slides and kid perks and more families tend to go on these ships since they are usually bigger. I was just trying to help here, although I've only been on three cruises. No need to lash out the snarky comments.

 

 

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if you have a reason for your "lil theory" why not mention it in your post instead of simply "don't go on ship X"??

 

The OP has to provide more information in order to get an intelligent answer - port of departure; date of cruise; desired itinerary; budget; etc. just for starters.

 

But, mindless replies such as yours are what fills up 99% of the space on this talkboard - people saying things that make no sense or provide no intelligent response.

 

Yes I expect this to be deleted - but, I call them like I see them.

[manunia]

Check here for Carnival cruises that offer ZERO single supplement...talk about a deal! http://www.carnival.com/Content/single-occupancy.aspx?icid=CC_singcd_1942

 

 

i hope you do not mind my question: how did you find out about this offer?

[tree.critter]

If you were a single cruiser but wanted a nice quiet cruise but a good deal, would you go with the dream, I loved Belize or with Celebrity, love the perks!

 

I have been on the Dream twice now with others and love it a lot..... Especially with the Cloud 9 Spa. I am going solo for the reposition cruise. I cruise to relax and never had a hard time finding good spots to relax and enjoy.

[ETinCA]

Why are some people so rude here? That poster was right about the snarky comment. Just disagree. Don't flame them.

 

 

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[SkyMaster]

If cost is no factor, then I too would suggest "Celebrity". GREAT cruises, and a step above! If cost is a consideration, then "Dream" is an outstanding cruise. I personally look for the older, smaller ships with no single supplement, and enjoy the "Serenity Deck" on the aft end of the ship. I, frankly, don't think you'll go wrong with any of the cruises mentioned. Have a GREAT vacation!

 

"SKY"