Might be spring break, but shouldn't be a problem?

[ontheweb]

I hope spring break should not be a problem on a river cruise with only 120 passengers.

[navybankerteacher]

14 minutes ago, ontheweb said:

I hope spring break should not be a problem on a river cruise with only 120 passengers.

The spring break “problem” ordinarily involves low cost, two or three day booze cruises populated by fun-seeking budget-minded students sailing out of Florida ports—- who are unlikely to impact river cruises - which tend to be expensive US-crewed or distant European boat rides.

[ZsaZsa2019]

3 hours ago, ontheweb said:

I hope spring break should not be a problem on a river cruise with only 120 passengers.

From what I see about River Cruises in my research is that they tend to be a more "mature" group of cruisers.  I wouldn't worry too much about spring breakers.

[lenquixote66]

3 hours ago, ontheweb said:

I hope spring break should not be a problem on a river cruise with only 120 passengers.

My sister in law is going on a River cruise this coming Monday.Spring break did not deter her .

[ontheweb]

I really was not worried, but getting confirmation can't hurt.

 

The cruise is in Europe, the Netherlands and Belgium.

[Woody14]

the only part of the 'problem' might be flight costs being a bit more at the time.    spring breakers and river cruise people are definitely different crowds.