Cruise Travel

wittysmartclever asked:


I realize, of course, that there are pros and cons to each (including flexibility of schedule, hotels/on board rooms, etc) but what I really want to know is which will cost more… assuming I can find the cities I like and all of that on one cruise. Any experience to share?

Gianna

Matthew B asked:


Up until the 1960’s, they used to have ships that people could travel around the world on. Sometimes they consisted of a few cabins set aside for that purpose on commercial freighters. Can people still travel that way, without subjecting themselves to Las Vegas style musical shows and giant buffets and all that nonsense? I think it would be a nice way to travel.

Virginia

crystalz_ca asked:


When I bring up a map of the Norwegian Jade all the cabins have some sort of symbol in them, triangles etc. I know, in general, the symbols mean quad room, obstructed view etc. But with Norwegian Cruise Lines what do the symbols mean? I have found no help on the various travel sites nor from the cruise ship site itself.

Macy

babyjenks1784 asked:


Updated to meet todays maritime codes of course, but would this just be tempting fate?

Deandre

popohat asked:


its my first time to reserve a cruise through a travel agent, and i want to know if are there any documents given to you after you reserve your cruise.

thanks!

Lukas

jjudyy asked:


which one would be cheaper?

Jonah