New Itinerary Poll

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[LHT28]

Oh don't tease us again !!! :D

[TERubacky]

Oh don't tease us again !!! :D

 

Sorry LHT, I was just playing with the poll fiunction since I have never created one before.

 

At least you know it must be coming SOON. :D

 

Tim

[Druke I]

And will Marina's deck plans be released soon, also?

[Leonid]

To every one but you:D

[seafare]

I love the wit on this forum, it makes me :)

 

Jill

[LHT28]

Sorry LHT, I was just playing with the poll fiunction since I have never created one before.

 

At least you know it must be coming SOON. :D

 

Tim

 

I was just joking

I am sure you will figure out how it works ;)

 

Lyn

[Bowie MeMe]

Did you grade the test? Did I get an A? Can I have a sticker please?

[Oceans&Rivers]

If there is anything that departs from San Francisco, we'll be there! :)

[Paulchili]

Sorry LHT, I was just playing with the poll fiunction since I have never created one before.

 

At least you know it must be coming SOON. :D

 

Tim

 

Tim,

Please tell us - is the poll function working?

The suspense is "killing" me.

Paul

[StanandJim]

Sorry LHT, I was just playing with the poll fiunction since I have never created one before.

 

At least you know it must be coming SOON

 

It has been ages since we posted a poll, but isn't there a poll option where the participant can pick the choices in order of preference, rather than just choosing one top pick? :confused:

 

If memory serves, a bar graph builds as the responses come in. That might give the best indication of which itinerary would be THE most popular.

Food for thought......

 

 

[brian_uk]

I was always under the impression that O were going to pick the Winner/s.

 

With probably a 95% contribution on here from the good old USA a Poll would seem somehow slanted towards more local Cruises.....maybe I am wrong (though I doubt it).

 

Brian

[LHT28]

I was always under the impression that O were going to pick the Winner/s.

 

With probably a 95% contribution on here from the good old USA a Poll would seem somehow slanted towards more local Cruises.....maybe I am wrong (though I doubt it).

 

Brian

My understanding was O execs were going to pick 5 they liked then let us vote on on them to see what the masses preferred.;)

 

Lyn

[LHT28]

It has been ages since we posted a poll, but isn't there a poll option where the participant can pick the choices in order of preference, rather than just choosing one top pick? :confused:

 

I think you could have multiple choices & also the results could be hidden until the voting ends.

Then it does not sway the voting

 

Lyn

[StanandJim]

I was always under the impression that O were going to pick the Winner/s.

 

With probably a 95% contribution on here from the good old USA a Poll would seem somehow slanted towards more local Cruises.....maybe I am wrong (though I doubt it).

 

As of 2009, out of Oceanias' three ships, one spent 6 months in the Caribbean sailing (mostly) out of Miami, the other 5/6ths of the shedule is in Europe, Asia, Australia and South America. If anything, cruises local to North America are somewhat underserved as it is......at least by Oceania.

 

Having sailed with O a good number of times, I'd say that "Good Old Americans" make up about 95% of the passenger loads, so, having the poll skewed to their needs seems fair to me.

 

That may seem unfair, but think how ignored we Americans are by Fred Olsen Cruises and P&O......and I wonder if Lord Sterlng would even let us book on Hebridean Island Cruises?? :confused::eek::(

 

Small, but charming, and very luxe:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/travel/holiday_type/cruises/article596252.ece

[esther e]

As of 2009, out of Oceanias' three ships, one spent 6 months in the Caribbean sailing (mostly) out of Miami, the other 5/6ths of the shedule is in Europe, Asia, Australia and South America. If anything, cruises local to North America are somewhat underserved as it is......at least by Oceania.

 

Having sailed with O a good number of times, I'd say that "Good Old Americans" make up about 95% of the passenger loads, so, having the poll skewed to their needs seems fair to me.

 

That may seem unfair, but think how ignored we Americans are by Fred Olsen Cruises and P&O......and I wonder if Lord Sterlng would even let us book on Hebridean Island Cruises?? :confused::eek::(

 

 

 

Small, but charming, and very luxe:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/travel/holiday_type/cruises/article596252.ece

 

 

 

Hebridean must want us or they wouldn't send me their brochures. As far as Fred goes, sure we can book through somewhere in Minnesota. However, be aware that deposits are non-refundable so be sure it's a cruise you want to do.