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How many times do you sail a year?


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Um normally, I would only cruise once in every couple of years. I just started cruising in 06 I believe. This year, year and a few months have been exceptional. I have had 7 in the past year, and have 3 booked before the end of Dec. Probably won't be cruising for another year or so after that, tho. Will need the checkbook/credit card to cool off for a while. lol

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I wish I cruised more often and once a year would be great!

 

I'm with you. The shortest time between cruises for me has been 2 years. I'm also married to a guy that said he was "cruised out" before our last cruise, a Baltic itinerary. However, there is hope because we had a fantastic time in the Baltic. I think as long as I can find a good itinerary he'll be okay. But he told me he is tired of the Caribbean. I'm working on him now for Alaska. After that, I may have to try another line (may even have to for Alaska, because we will want the best possible itinerary) just to keep him interested in cruising. Carnival, so far, doesn't go to many places outside the Caribbean. Or I'll have to find someone else to cruise with. :)

 

I'm amazed at how many people here cruise several times a year. I wish I could but can't afford it, nor do I have the vacation time available to do so. That's one of the reasons I'm here on CC so often. I have to enjoy reading about other people's cruises. Keep those reviews and pictures coming, Folks, for us poor folks who can't cruise as often as we'd like to.:D

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Our plan was to shoot for 1 per year. However, with the recent cruise promotions we have been getting, a 7 day out of Miami or FLL is about the same price as a weekend in Vegas. We usually do Vegas 1-2 times a year, but I will gladly trade those trips for 7 day cruises. Net effect, we went on one in Sept (no kids). Have a family one in Nov. Then another one in Jan (no kids). After Jan though, it would have to be a huge deal or promo to get me back on before Sept of 14 (next family one for niece's 18th). I know the gambling on the ships is not as good as Vegas, but the additional days and locations are well worth it! I'm moving away from planning/booking cruises well in advance and would rather wait to see what kind of casino promos I get.

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4 this year with 3 being last minute. We are officially addicted! We are fortunate to have flexible schedules and the means to do so. Although we book the ones that are good deals or book way early for the best pricing. If we lived near a port, we would be in trouble!

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Me-Not Enough

DH- Too Much

 

Has been 2x a year.. This year 3x and next year will be 3x, maybe. Wish I could get away from planning so far in advance though.

 

I love cruising!! Thanks to DS and DD for begging us to go on that 1st cruise with them!! DH reminds them often, see what you did!! :(;)

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Have cruised once per year in 2011 (4 day), 2012 (6 day), and 2013 (7 day). We have decided for next year not to take a cruise though. Gonna give an AI a try instead, plus we got engaged on our most recent cruise last month so we are planning a wedding as well! But I'm sure we'll be back on a cruise in 2015 sometime, especially since the company we both work for just announced they are giving us all an extra week of vacation starting next year!

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At least once a year. Sometimes two. Most I've ever done is three

 

 

Copyofth_Carnival-VIFP-Platinum_zps41db4d4e1_zps02e438c7.jpg "I can see Carnival Miracle and Inspiration from my porch" (to paraphrase Tina Fey as S. Palin)

I still cruise for Warm Chocolate Melting Cake (with 2 sugar-free vanilla ice-creams!)

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Have completed 16 cruises in the last 18 years. All have been with Carnival and were seven or more days. Cruise 17 is already booked for 2014.

 

We do the "book a cruise while on a cruise" for the $100 OBC. With FTTF and VIFP and living in Florida, how could you go wrong cruising?

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