Any experience being on a chartered cruise but not with the group?

[bEwAbG]

The more controversial ones are full ship charters, so you don't have to worry about that.  If you share the date, maybe someone would have more specifics.  A lot of times those 2-night cruises are a result of 5-night charters on ships that usually sail 7-night itineraries, so it could just be that it's a public-only cruise in that gap.  The bigger worry would be that those short cruises can sometimes be party ships since people try to make the most of their limited time.

[Grandmaanne7]

2 hours ago, bEwAbG said:

The more controversial ones are full ship charters, so you don't have to worry about that.  If you share the date, maybe someone would have more specifics.  A lot of times those 2-night cruises are a result of 5-night charters on ships that usually sail 7-night itineraries, so it could just be that it's a public-only cruise in that gap.  The bigger worry would be that those short cruises can sometimes be party ships since people try to make the most of their limited time.

Good to know about the "controversial" cruises.  The one is question is Infinity March 21 - 23, 2020.  If anyone knows, I'd be very curious.  Thanks for the suggestion.