Comments on: A Closer Look at Caribbean Cruise Itineraries http://jennysin.com/343/a-closer-look-at-caribbean-cruise-itineraries/ Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:21:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Gail F http://jennysin.com/343/a-closer-look-at-caribbean-cruise-itineraries/comment-page-1/#comment-2389 Gail F Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:24:59 +0000 http://jennysin.com/343/a-closer-look-at-caribbean-cruise-itineraries/#comment-2389 Check on Royal Caribbean's web site. They may have another itinerary that you can do. They are my personal fave for cruising, too. How about a cruise to Alaska? It won't be under $300, but you could find one for possibly $499. Also, if you contact a RCL agent, they may be able to give you a better price since you would be booking 35 cabins!! Another option is to take a trip to Hawaii, but this may not be that inexpensive. Your flight shouldn't be too bad, and more of you could stay in a room so that would help with the cost. I still like the cruising idea, so check and see. I fully understand why you prefer not to go on Carnival. Have you checked with Norwegian or Holland America? I think these are more expensive but I know that Holland America is more of an older adult cruise not the "party ship" Carnival strives for. I congratulate you all on your graduation and your desire to take a trip that doesn't compromise your Christianity!! I just did a search for RCL and I found one sailing out of San Diego in Oct. (4,9,14,19,&24) going to Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas for 5 that's right 5 nights starting at $259!!! It is on Radiance of the Seas. Don't know if this is the ship you were on before but since you are previous cruisers, you should get a few perks. If you have not already become members of the Crown and Anchor Society, do it now online and you get tote bags and different perks on the ship. Hope this is helpful. If it is and you need further assistance, you can e-mail me a gbfloyd22@yahoo.com and I'll be glad to assist you any way I can.<br><b>References : </b><br>experienced cruiser Check on Royal Caribbean’s web site. They may have another itinerary
that you can do. They are my personal fave for cruising, too. How
about a cruise to Alaska? It won’t be under $300, but you could find
one for possibly $499. Also, if you contact a RCL agent, they may
be able to give you a better price since you would be booking 35
cabins!! Another option is to take a trip to Hawaii, but this may not
be that inexpensive. Your flight shouldn’t be too bad, and more of you
could stay in a room so that would help with the cost.
I still like the cruising idea, so check and see. I fully understand why
you prefer not to go on Carnival. Have you checked with Norwegian or
Holland America? I think these are more expensive but I know that
Holland America is more of an older adult cruise not the "party ship"
Carnival strives for.
I congratulate you all on your graduation and your desire to take a trip that doesn’t compromise your Christianity!!

I just did a search for RCL and I found one sailing out of San Diego
in Oct. (4,9,14,19,&24) going to Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas for
5 that’s right 5 nights starting at $259!!! It is on Radiance of the Seas.
Don’t know if this is the ship you were on before but since you are
previous cruisers, you should get a few perks. If you have not already
become members of the Crown and Anchor Society, do it now online
and you get tote bags and different perks on the ship.

Hope this is helpful. If it is and you need further assistance, you can
e-mail me a gbfloyd22@yahoo.com and I’ll be glad to assist you any
way I can.
References :
experienced cruiser

]]> By: Linna http://jennysin.com/343/a-closer-look-at-caribbean-cruise-itineraries/comment-page-1/#comment-2388 Linna Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:22:21 +0000 http://jennysin.com/343/a-closer-look-at-caribbean-cruise-itineraries/#comment-2388 <b>Do you have ideas for a inexpensive class trip for 70 Christian college grads from SoCal?</b><br>We went on the 3 night Royal Caribbean cruise to Ensenada for a couple years, then RC canceled that itinerary. So, last year we went on Carnival. It was too much of a party ship for our group. We liked the price (under $300/person). I don't think I can come close to this. Got any ideas? I looked at renting our own boat, but I don't know where to start - or even if we could find a boat that sleeps 70. I looked at all-inclusives in Mexico, but flights are spendy. I thought about camping, but packing all the food and then cooking for 70 people doesn't sound fun at all! I'm trying to keep in mind that last year's class got to go on a cruise... I don't want to stiff this year's grads. I'm at a loss. Any help would be great! Do you have ideas for a inexpensive class trip for 70 Christian college grads from SoCal?
We went on the 3 night Royal Caribbean cruise to Ensenada for a couple years, then RC canceled that itinerary. So, last year we went on Carnival. It was too much of a party ship for our group. We liked the price (under $300/person). I don’t think I can come close to this. Got any ideas?

I looked at renting our own boat, but I don’t know where to start – or even if we could find a boat that sleeps 70.

I looked at all-inclusives in Mexico, but flights are spendy.

I thought about camping, but packing all the food and then cooking for 70 people doesn’t sound fun at all!

I’m trying to keep in mind that last year’s class got to go on a cruise… I don’t want to stiff this year’s grads.

I’m at a loss. Any help would be great!

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