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Poll: What is your one favorite thing about a RCCL cruise?


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All of the above excluding the Jung Hord of poopaloopas mass marketing brings.

LMBO - and exactly how much is a Jung Hord? THAT was funny.

 

I guess I'm looking the most forward to the ports. Isn't that ironic? I go on a cruise and look forward to getting off the ship! (ONLY in ports of call - none of this disembarking nonsense - THAT'S for the birds...)

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I LOVE the pirates that come around during dinner on the first night! I remember my first cruise on Voyager of the Seas. I was not too keen on crusing but figured I could endure it for one week. Then we boarded Voyager. The ship was AMAZING. Then at dinner, PIRATES! I was instantly transformed into a kindergartener! I was so excited to get my picture taken with a pirate. Now I have a whole collection of pirate pix. On a related note, I am not too keen on kids on board, but I do love the pirate parade with the little guys wearing hats and mustaches and brandishing carboard swords and yelling "yar!" at passers by!

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I LOVE the pirates that come around during dinner on the first night! I remember my first cruise on Voyager of the Seas. I was not too keen on crusing but figured I could endure it for one week. Then we boarded Voyager. The ship was AMAZING. Then at dinner' date=' PIRATES! I was instantly transformed into a kindergartener! I was so excited to get my picture taken with a pirate. Now I have a whole collection of pirate pix. On a related note, I am not too keen on kids on board, but I do love the pirate parade with the little guys wearing hats and mustaches and brandishing carboard swords and yelling "yar!" at passers by![/quote']

Although I usually end up making silly faces in the pirate pic... and I agree that I'd rather have an adult cruise... I love the kids "Pirate Night" parade. It cracks me up, too.

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Also, the children absoulutely love pirate night, this was taken on our 04 cruise and they still talk about it. We tried Celebrity on our last cruise and they didn't have a pirate night, but they did have the Easter Bunny and a massive Easter Egg hunt that had children running all over the pool deck.

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kenandlaura06 I wouldn't worry too much as it's only about 5 minutes worth of a distraction that takes place one night of the cruise. Frankly, I'm more disturbed when I have to watch the waitstaff parade, sing, and dance around, it feels like I'm eating at a Chi-Chi's resturant.

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[quote name='jewlrybabe']All of the above AND being able to buy booze in the gift shop and for a fee bring it to my room!![/QUOTE]
Not any more..........those days are over. But still love the ships and everything else. Booked on Explorer in April.
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