EDGE!!!! Closer to the ...Edge Vs Flora... echo...echo...echo

Looks like very little interest in the Flora ship (class?) compared to Edge. Here on CC Edge has it's own sub section, Closer to the Edge. Flora has a few threads. Granted the Galapagos cruiser are a niche market. But so little interest on it here in the Celebrity section??? Should RCL break off the Galapagos ships from Celebrity and make them their own cruise line?

Looks like a cool ship but with only 100 passengers I wouldn't expect it to generate much buzz compared to the Edge with approx 3000 every 7 days.

As above, just a much smaller market.

Look how little discussion - and reviews - there is about Xperience and Xploration.

Why would Flora be any different when it's an even more niche market, being only suites on those itineraries?

Looks like very little interest in the Flora ship (class?) compared to Edge. Here on CC Edge has it's own sub section, Closer to the Edge. Flora has a few threads. Granted the Galapagos cruiser are a niche market. But so little interest on it here in the Celebrity section??? Should RCL break off the Galapagos ships from Celebrity and make them their own cruise line?

I’ve always thought they should be part of Azamara.

I’ve always thought they should be part of Azamara.

Actually when they first announced the Quest and Journey they were going to be part of the Expedition brand. It was just before they launched that they created Azamara.

Flora has actually clarified Celebrity's long-term plans for me. It has seemed clear that their focus is on the suites, and this all-suite ship puts an exclamation point to that! [Note to all those complaining that Celebrity 'used to be special': it's going to be special again, but not at the prices you are used to.]

Flora has actually clarified Celebrity's long-term plans for me. It has seemed clear that their focus is on the suites, and this all-suite ship puts an exclamation point to that! [Note to all those complaining that Celebrity 'used to be special': it's going to be special again, but not at the prices you are used to.]

Sounds like we will have to figure out where our own Special price tolerance level is then.