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What types of juices/soft drinks are available on the Legend? Lemonade, tomato juice, cranberry, etc.? Are these available 24/7, or just during meals? I assume you just go to the bar to order? Thanks!

Not a folding bike, but my husband brought a full size racing bike onboard the Quest last year in the med and we kept it in the cabin in the "foyer". He even brought it on and off on the tenders with him so he could ride.

I emailed guest relations prior to clear this with them - it was all a lot easier than we expected.

So you're fine sailing on 'Plague Ridden slow painful vessel of certain doom' ;)

:D A rose by any other name...

I really don't care what they named them, they look fabulous, and yes, they have to start catering to a new demographic if they are going to survive

The facebook posts that were critical of the sailing are no longer there. :confused:

For anyone who's interested in Antarctica, or wildlife, there's a Seabourn "dispatches" blog detailing the inaugural Quest voyage in the region.

 

Informative reading, excellent pics (see the albatross one), and for me, continued reading will answer a few of the doubts I had/have about how such a cruise would work on a ship like Quest.

 

http://blog.seabourn.com/

You should check out Seabourn's Facebook page. :eek:

https://www.facebook.com/Seabourn

Look under "recent posts by others" on the right side of the page

You obviously have encountered this on your cruises but this is not always the case. On the cruises I have done we have had overnights in Ho Chi Min, Singapore, Cairns, Bali and Melbourne, two nights in Bangkok. With our upcoming 14 night Caribbean cruise we have two stops where we will stay until 2300 & 2200. But maybe we were just lucky.

 

Julie

Oh I know they exist, just not as often as they do on other lines.

If you compare similar itineraries/number of days, on average, Seabourn has fewer overnights and extended time in ports than the competition, especially on the shorter (less than 14 days), itineraries.

I would look closely at the itineraries and time/overnights in port and then decide what's more important to you, the ship, or the ports. I'm going on my 3rd and possibly last Seabourn cruise soon. I love the cruiseline, but Seabourn seems to spend the shortest time in port, seems like every day is spent rushing - they need to consider spending more time in ports and doing more overnights, IMHO.

Yes but it's usually the Bar Brand that is served, not even Smirnoff, Belvedere or Kettle One....but it's icy cold!

If you want Ketel One just ask for it, they always have it in the observation bar. I can't imagine drinking a martini made with Smirnoff....rock gut.

I honestly thought this was a joke when I read the title.

Wow.