off season cruising ???

[bones774]

I've cruised many times and always with the kids so it's always been high season and lots of pax onboard. I never really minded and the kids like it with big crowds. I'm thinking about taking a cruise now out of NY, solo, some of the prices are crazy low, not even charging for single supplement. I would imagine the amount of people to be much lower. Are the crowds significantly less and very noticeable? I just might like the peace and quiet of a less than packed ship. Any opinions please Thanks

[carolmacey]

I've cruised many times and always with the kids so it's always been high season and lots of pax onboard. I never really minded and the kids like it with big crowds. I'm thinking about taking a cruise now out of NY, solo, some of the prices are crazy low, not even charging for single supplement. I would imagine the amount of people to be much lower. Are the crowds significantly less and very noticeable? I just might like the peace and quiet of a less than packed ship. Any opinions please Thanks

The number of passengers might be lower, but more likely, the mix of passengers would be different. More retired folks, fewer kids.

[tel2]

We almost always cruise off-season. While you take some risks with the weather, the prices are much lower, there are far fewer children, and I generally find it a more relaxing vacation.

 

Terry

[BostonGal35]

off season is the only way to go! we avoid summers, holidays (except new year's week, as most kids are back in school by the 2nd) and school vacation periods. much cheaper and more peaceful!

[BermudaBound2014]

Go and enjoy! There will be enough people to interact with. She won't be a ghost ship, but it won't be elbow to elbow either. Enjoy!

 

 

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