A friend of mine posted on a comment about cruising that it really does not matter what ship you are on but that you are on a ship. He commented that it does, because <his favorite line> treats their passengers better. I have cruised on <my favorite cruise line> and <another cruise line> and I have found that every cruise I have been on has been fantastic. I have not met any real problem crew members on any cruise that I can remember. Given I have not been on his favorite line, but the treatment I have gotten from the two lines I have been on, I cannot imagine how well they must treat their guests on the line I have not been on.
My question for people who have been on multiple lines, and be honest, is there a big difference between how passengers are treated on certain lines over others?
A friend of mine posted on a comment about cruising that it really does not matter what ship you are on but that you are on a ship. He commented that it does, because <his favorite line> treats their passengers better. I have cruised on <my favorite cruise line> and <another cruise line> and I have found that every cruise I have been on has been fantastic. I have not met any real problem crew members on any cruise that I can remember. Given I have not been on his favorite line, but the treatment I have gotten from the two lines I have been on, I cannot imagine how well they must treat their guests on the line I have not been on. My question for people who have been on multiple lines, and be honest, is there a big difference between how passengers are treated on certain lines over others?