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While it's true that the shows may be the same for both weeks this is actually a plus. We find that knowing that we can schedule what we want to do for both weeks knowing that if we miss a show we think we might like we can probably pick it up the next week. You can often do the same thing with menus, specialty restaurants, games, etc. B2B cruising when a ship has alternating itineraries is a great way to do a longer cruise.

 

It's also really fun when you see all the luggage in the hallways, but you don't have to put your's out.

 

Tom

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Booked on a b2b in January for 2 weeks, 2 different itineraries. Are shows the same for the two weeks? What about main dining room menus?

 

The shows will be the same. Most of the menus are usually repetitive. There will probably be some different cruise staff activities and games at night.

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Booked on a b2b in January for 2 weeks, 2 different itineraries. Are shows the same for the two weeks? What about main dining room menus?

 

Most of the time they could be the same. You could mix it up by ordering one on every day menu.

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