Same ship twice?

[GottaKnowWhen]

What, huh? You don't enjoy joining 2 or 3 thousand of your closest friends to watch someone carve up a hunk of ice? :cool:

 

I wish you hadn't mentioned that. It brought to mind the bellyflop contests and other silliness around the pools that interferes with quiet enjoyment of a good read while lying in the sun...

[davekathy]

What, huh? You don't enjoy joining 2 or 3 thousand of your closest friends to watch someone carve up a hunk of ice? :cool:

 

I wish you hadn't mentioned that. It brought to mind the bellyflop contests and other silliness around the pools that interferes with quiet enjoyment of a good read while lying in the sun...

 

Good reasons I always elect to sit on the deck above the pool. Turn my lounger around to look out at the water and watch my day drift by.

Edited January 14, 2017 by davekathy

[Quilting_Cruiser]

I wish you hadn't mentioned that. It brought to mind the bellyflop contests and other silliness around the pools that interferes with quiet enjoyment of a good read while lying in the sun...

 

I'm sorry. Hope I didn't traumatize you! :D I don't care for the sun, so I find a nice quiet place where people aren't hogging chairs. LOL.

 

Good reasons I always elect to sit on the deck above the pool. Turn my lounger around to look out at the water and watch my day drift by.

 

Good game plan! :D

[Bizmark'sMom]

What, huh? You don't enjoy joining 2 or 3 thousand of your closest friends to watch someone carve up a hunk of ice? :cool:

I'm more interested in watching the water while sipping a tasty beverage and planning what to do at the next port.

[navybankerteacher]

If you know you have enjoyed a particular ship's size, layout, ambience, etc. why not return to her? In fact, with most new ships coming on being over-large, I expect that we will continue to repeat sailing the same ships: newer may be better - but not necessarily - and all the increasingly silly enticements which seem to appear on newer ships are good reason to avoid them.