oilbert

but the sooner traditional dining disappears the betteri don't mean to hert any feelings but as much as some like traditional dining they have to realize there are a few like me who find the concept annoyingand somewhatdisgusting.as much as i would like to sail on hal, the chances of it happening are almost zero

hello our first cruise was to alaska in (ihope 2003)i had virtually nothing to do with the planning . my darling but slightly bossy daughter in law phoned one evening and said guess what i just booked everyone on a cruise to alaska. it was ncl's wind which left the fleet a few months later.. an older ship and looking back i can see why ncl sold her off. the wind desperately needed dry dockand some new everything. we enjoyed every minute and y. since then we have been on princess. and 2 cruises(31 days total on the ncl sun. . never a bad meal and huge amounts of enjoyment . are we hooked yein the last 2 years e have had to cancell 2 cruises-health problems.but as soon as my doctor lets me driveagain( we have to get to the nearest airport and my wife refuses to drive in large cities0 either the south pacific or eastern europe are planned. i would like to try HAL(a shorter cruise to start but I feel we would issues withsome of hal's rules and likly with other passengers. so we stay with ncl or princess for now