What does not get old for you?

[dodgersmom]

As a frequent cruiser (almost D+), we have a lot of "Been there, done that" moments on every cruise. Like I can happily nap through the Belly Flop contest and ice carving demonstrations. Can miss the Welcome Show and Love and Marriage.

 

There are a few things that don't get old for me. For instance, the 70's dance party on the Promenade. Yes, it's the same every time, but I always make it a point to go and enjoy the music and dancing.

 

So for you experienced cruisers out there, what are some of your been there, done thats and what are some of your never gets old?

[Debitoo]

Cruising.........period.

[Clarea]

Sleeping on board the ship while at sea.

[kpd21880]

The solarium. I could spend the whole week in that quiet haven with many books!

 

 

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[Beachin2]

Sunrise at sea.

[A&L_Ont]

For me it is the flowrider on the ships that have them. They all pump water and make a wave, but the friendships you make with guets are always different every cruise. The friendships that you make with the staff are even better. You might not ever see them again. However, when you do it makes it that much better.

 

I also love sleeping at sea, the ship's pool splashing to the rocking of the ocean, and that giddy feeling I have as I walk up the gangway on embarkation day. It reminds me of what it was like as a kid at Christmas. I have long since grown up and don't get that feeling often, but entering the Royal Prominade always gets me.

[Ocean Boy]

Getting up early and watching the sunrise and the approach to a port of call never gets old for me.

[westwingjazz]

Sunrise at sea.

 

I wish I could give this one 600 likes!

[Goldwing_Midland_Tx]

Right after boarding the ship. Knowing you made it on and you can leave all cares and problems back on land.

[cjdixon4]

Quest never gets old for me. Others think if you've seen it once, that's enough. I enjoy the laughs; it may be the same routines, but with different people. It might be corny, but it's vacation!

[joepeka]

For me it is the flowrider on the ships that have them. They all pump water and make a wave, but the friendships you make with guets are always different every cruise. The friendships that you make with the staff are even better. You might not ever see them again. However, when you do it makes it that much better.

 

I also love sleeping at sea, the ship's pool splashing to the rocking of the ocean, and that giddy feeling I have as I walk up the gangway on embarkation day... It reminds me of what it was like as a kid at Christmas. I have long since grown up and don't get that feeling often, but entering the Royal Prominade always gets me.

 

... and walking into the ship's interior for the first time. It's like "I finally made it!"

[Beachdude]

Leaving ports. There is something very beautiful in watching ports fade into the ocean horizon. It can only be experienced from a ship.

 

Burt

[DiamondDiva23]

Not having to make a bed, wash a dish, fill the fridge, pour my own drinks, drive, park, etc. Never gets old! Lol

[Icruzthere4Iam]

The moment the ship clears the end of the jetty and enters the ocean at sail away........my favorite moment of every cruise.

[nednrom]

Watching sunrise and sunsets from my balcony on a cruise never gets old!

[CanadaRob]

Coming into port even if I'm not getting off the ship.

[frenchcanrican]

That first drink at The Champagne Bar. DH and I toast to a great cruise and start to relax. The next morning we race to the gym and spend a good 60-75 minutes working out and then we head to breakfast at an outdoor table. That routine never gets old.

 

 

"Half of a DINK and proud of it!."😜

[cjdixon4]

Oh...and I can't forget the "donk" "donk" sound of the Sea Pass card as I embark the ship...LOL

[Shelley61]

The "BING" of the seapass card hitting the scanner for the first time!

 

For me, the second night's sleep at sea... first night I never feel quite right - takes me 24 hours to get my sea legs and then I'm well away! (I'll be the one scoffing myself at the buffet while everyone else is reaching for the sick bags!)

[Cruisehappymn]

The smell of the Schooner bar. I know, it actually smells bad to most people and I woulnd't want it in my house but I know I am officially on the ship when I smell it.

[bluegirlum]

Having that first Drink of the Day in my hand, looking out at the water and taking in the warm air. That's when I know I'm on vacation.

[ksuds]

Being outside at the highest point when the ship goes under the Skyway Bridge. Give or take fog :eek:

[megr1125]

Cruising.........period.

 

 

I agree....

 

I don't do much on cruises...I've actually elevated doing NOTHING to an art form...I just love being out on the sea....and relaxing........

[WetToes]

What never gets old for me is someone, cooking, cleaning, etc. It will NEVER get old. ;)

[laedw]

Sitting on the balcony enjoying a cocktail while at sea! :D