Meetonboard

[mrmapt]

Has anyone used this website to find others on cruises? :confused:

[mrmapt]

Hi, sorry it' s ****************** Does anyone use it or seen it?

[Phxazzcruisers]

We get their emails but have not used it to meet anyone on a cruise. Sorry

[mrmapt]

no problem ust wondering

[CruisinMaterial]

I have used their site and met a couple of people on an Epic cruise from there. It doesn't get a lot of foot traffic and with the number of gays going on different ships and almost every itinerary out there, it's a great tool but just not well-used. This site has better odds of meeting a fellow GLBT cruiser than that one does. :cool:

[fr8cub]

I have also used and met about 5 people on the cruise I was on. I have not been on a cruise since then, so I can't really say if it really a great site to meet poeple or not. I will go back when I book my next cruise.

[twoontheisle]

Yes, we use it. The owners of the site are friends of ours. Initially the membership was only a few hundred people. Now it is in the 6,000+ range. They have some excellent experts on the main pages, as well as the usual forums. I feel you can never learn to much about cruising, as it just adds to the excitement. We are doing a Trans Atlantic in April 2013, and so far there are four couples that have responded to my "who's on board" posting on that site. That being said, my posting on CruiseCritic in the G&L roll calls has not had ANY responses. I hope that both sites have more people joining as time gets closer.

[Trickie Dickie]

We do use it as well as CC. We've met a couple of people. Now they know about Cruise Critic too. :D

[BayAreaBC]

If your cruise has a facebook page you'll find a lot more people there. The 2013 Southern Caribbean RSVP facebook page lists over 100 people who will be on the ship.