Transatlantic and Ultimate Caribbean

[charlielinda]

Just booked 24 days at sea!  I can’t believe I added the Ultimate Caribbean to our TA.  We have always wanted to stay on the ship for another cruise and now is our chance.  So much planning to do.  We’re going to add Madrid and Barcelona before the ship sails.  

 

I’m still working on insurance claims from our canceled TA and few weeks in Ireland this spring but now I’ve got something to look forward to.   

[4774Papa]

2 hours ago, charlielinda said:

Just booked 24 days at sea!  I can’t believe I added the Ultimate Caribbean to our TA.  We have always wanted to stay on the ship for another cruise and now is our chance.  So much planning to do.  We’re going to add Madrid and Barcelona before the ship sails.  

 

I’m still working on insurance claims from our canceled TA and few weeks in Ireland this spring but now I’ve got something to look forward to.   

We book TA and Repo cruises the most now, since we have done just about every other cruise and don't do the Caribbean.

 

You have a lot of free time on a TA, since fewer ports.  So we usually do trivia, go to some of the enrichment programs and take books to read.  We always try to get in a good walk if the weather is good.   A TA is much better than flying.

[c-boy]

definitely a fun cruise. 

[Denny01]

What a great combo!

 

We’ve done some TA’s and a 12-14N Med or Greek Is cruises before so this sounds great. Agree with adding B2B when you can. In Oct, we are going to spend a week in southern England and then go on board for a TA out of Southampton on Silhouette. 

 

I think more and more of us are packaging tours and stays in cities prior. 

 

Have a great time.

Den