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[Nvtitan89]

Been on many cruises. I'm so glad I found this site

[NMLady]

Been on many cruises. I'm so glad I found this site

 

Welcome to Cruise Critic. You'll learn a lot by reading these boards.

I'd been cruising for more than 5 years when I found the board, and I learned lots. Am still learning.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Welcome to Cruise Critic.

Glad you found this site.

What have you planned for your next cruise? Where? Ship?

[Teeara]

Welcome to Cruise Critic!

[travlngrl1996]

Welcome!!! :)

[deladypilot]

Welcome to Cruise Critic. Dont forget to check out the roll call boards when you book your next cruise. Great way to meet others that will be on the same cruise as you

[Jimnbigd]

If I were as close as you are to Port Canaveral, I'd probably be hoping on the Freedom of the Seas every chance I could.

As it is, we drive to Galveston a couple of times a year.

Welcome to CC.

[chipq]

Welcome aboard. Loads of information at your fingertips.

 

http://luv2cruise.blogspot.com

[sail7seas]

Welcome Aboard......

 

Happy you found us. :)

[Seago2]

Welcome to Cruisecritic. Ask away ;).

[JimAOk1945]

Welcome to Cruise Critic!

[mellygo]

Welcome!! I still learn when I look through the new posts!! Happy cruising :)

[snowy60]

hi. i am thinking of going on a cruise next year (June). i have never been on a cruise and dont even know where to start. can anyone help?????

[snowy60]

hi. i am thinking of going on a cruise next year (June). i have never been on a cruise and dont even know where to start. can anyone help?????

thanks

[EmJakeBubbie]

Welcome to Cruise Critic.

 

Bon Voyage.

 

May you enjoy the sea always and all ways.

[EmJakeBubbie]

thanks

Spend some time on Cruise Critic where you learn everything you needed to know and more, about all things Cruising :D

[NMLady]

hi. i am thinking of going on a cruise next year (June). i have never been on a cruise and dont even know where to start. can anyone help?????

 

Think of where you would like to cruise: Caribbean? Alaska? East Coast?

Mexican ports? Panama Canal? Hawaii? Europe?

 

Then, find a travel agent and find out some ships and possible itineraries for the area you'd like to cruise.

 

Then you'll have an idea of the sections of this board to read and what kinds of questions to ask before booking your cruise.

[mitsugirly]

Welcome to cruise critic...you will soon find that this place is addicting and hard to pull yourself away. :D