DenzelJoshington

Thanks for the feedback so far.That gives me a good enough idea about LGBT numbers. I guess I'm most interested in if you could pick any Princess Cruise for free, which one would you pick?

So, partner's love for slot machines might have paid off. A casino partnered with Princess to give out free cruises to people who I'm guessing they expect to spend a healthy amount of time in the onboard casino. The offer is for a free interior cabin on any cruise up through next March or so, with Alaska and specialty cruises as the exception. Also, just have to pay the taxes/fees.

So, I'm looking for some brainstorming if you guys want to help. The only cruise we've been on is an Atlantis trip on the Allure of the Seas in the Caribbean. We've never been on Princess. We live right in San Francisco, so the idea of just taking a Lyft over to the port to get on a ship here is really enticing. The options for San Francisco sailings are 15-day Hawaii trips (a little long for us) and 10-day Mexican Riviera trips. There's also a single itinerary that's 7 days of California Coast. Leaning towards the Mexico one and leaning toward the fall.

However, there are a lot of options and I want to make sure I'm not missing something great that might not jump out to less experienced cruisers. We'd really like to be on a ship with fellow gay cruisers. We're in our 30s/40s and get along with people both younger and older. Would be nice to have a few age peers in the mix, but honestly we like about everyone who is happy and wants to hang. What are the numbers of gay cruisers on say a 3000-person Princess ship? Is it in the dozens or hundreds?

This is really open-ended, but thanks for any suggestions for itineraries or ships?