Pacific Coastal Sailings

[Pear33]

Where have the Pacific Coastal intense sailings gone?  Port intensive: San Diego, Santa Barbara, LA, San Francisco...etc.( not Mexico intensive )   Were great for us " west coast cruisers" 

WINE TOUR CRUISE !! 

Please bring these back ( not the repositioning 2 x per year to/from Vancouver) 

[buzz031]

Agree! West coast people don’t want to fly across the states to cruise ALL the time! We know Alaska but that’s only for the summer and then we are stuck flying hours to get to Celebrity ships!

[Pear33]

Guess the 27 of us who liked this question won't get any answers ...

 

Will have to look at other cruise lines that do Pacific Coastal Cruises .

[buzz031]

And the 402 people who viewed this question who might have been interested in the answer. 
 

@Pear33 sorry that I added a “comment” to your question (before I read the rules) and then couldn’t find the delete option for getting rid of it. Happy cruising!

[Mike.S]

On 7/27/2024 at 7:34 PM, Pear33 said:

Guess the 27 of us who liked this question won't get any answers ...

 

Will have to look at other cruise lines that do Pacific Coastal Cruises .

And the repositioning cruise in 2025 has been chartered, so that's not even an option

[Pear33]

interesting.... 

 We were on this years May cruise and to be honest i was not impressed at all. Really poor shows in the theatre ( walked out on each ) ,  felt it was a"lets do as little as possible for the guests " Just not up to Celebrity Standards. 

I have done many before but wouldn't do one again. 

[buzz031]

Probably the suits from Celebrity aren't listening or reading, but I'm going to have to book a Princess cruise for Thanksgiving because I don't want to fly across the country (I'll fly to San Diego or LA or even San Fran) but not to where the Celebrity ships are! I'm SO disappointed because we just feel more comfortable on a Celebrity ship. Why, Celebrity, why don't you have just one ship on the west coast during this time of year?