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First Time Silversea - Difference with Seabourn?


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Several times already sailed with Seabourn, as well as Crystal, Ponant and Oceania. Most of our cruises have been with Celebrity Cruises. 

Now thinking of joining the new ship (Silver Ray) in July 2024, but still in doubt.

 

How is it different from Seabourn? 
Service (staff), food, fellow passengers, entertainment (shows, dance party), ... ?

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Try using the search function first because this topic has been discussed quite a few times.  Then come back with any further questions.   You’ll still get some responses (and opinions) right here but do the search anyway to glean even more info to help with your decision.  

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Cmon guys, be nice.  I was going to say on another thread that one difference I see (just based on the Cruise Critic forums) is that the Silversea board is much friendlier than the Regent board.  Live up to my praise!  😀

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On Silversea you still get nice bathroom amenities - Bulgari - on Seabourn you get "dispensers" 

On the new SS ships  far more  dining options as on SB 

IMHO  breakfast and  buffets somewhat better on SS and there is fresh orange juice in the Arts cafe on SS😁

Non complimentary wine list a lot cheaper on SS

There is no "shopping with the chef excursion" on SS

Loyalty program better on SB

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9 hours ago, vistaman said:

On Silversea you still get nice bathroom amenities - Bulgari - on Seabourn you get "dispensers" 

On the new SS ships  far more  dining options as on SB 

IMHO  breakfast and  buffets somewhat better on SS and there is fresh orange juice in the Arts cafe on SS😁

Non complimentary wine list a lot cheaper on SS

There is no "shopping with the chef excursion" on SS

Loyalty program better on SB

Some good and bad for both lines.

I like both but won't do included tours.

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On 5/24/2023 at 9:26 AM, scseas said:

Silversea’s includes excursions.

 

1 hour ago, jpalbny said:

 

And to some that's a negative. 😉 

If the cruise price on SS with excursions is lower than on Seabourn without, I wouldn't see it as a negative – you can take them or not and still come out ahead.

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