New Year's Eve Cruise!

DaCruzNut · December 21, 2003

We have a casino cruise, out of Fort Lauderdale, that is on a true ship, not a big "yacht." It's the Discovery and, last I heard, it is owned and operated by Apollo Ship Chandelers. They used to do ALL of the food on Celebrity, Dolphin, Fantasy, Commodore, etc; etc;

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The ship is the "old classic" style, and the pool is at the stern. The band plays and you're surrounded by ocean on 3 sides.

They usually run day cruises to Freeport, Bahanmas. They leave Ft. Lauderdale early in the morning, spend a few hours in Grand Bahama, and then return about midnight.

Every year, they run a New Year's Eve cruise, and, thisyear, I'll be on her. Made plans to spend the evening with a "friend."

I'm not sure this relly counts as a cruise, but it is't a "non-cruise." Do I say I've been on 55 1/2 cruises, once New Year's is over?

DaCruzNut · December 21, 2003

We have a casino cruise, out of Fort Lauderdale, that is on a true ship, not a big "yacht." It's the Discovery and, last I heard, it is owned and operated by Apollo Ship Chandelers. They used to do ALL of the food on Celebrity, Dolphin, Fantasy, Commodore, etc; etc;

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The ship is the "old classic" style, and the pool is at the stern. The band plays and you're surrounded by ocean on 3 sides.

They usually run day cruises to Freeport, Bahanmas. They leave Ft. Lauderdale early in the morning, spend a few hours in Grand Bahama, and then return about midnight.

Every year, they run a New Year's Eve cruise, and, thisyear, I'll be on her. Made plans to spend the evening with a "friend."

I'm not sure this relly counts as a cruise, but it is't a "non-cruise." Do I say I've been on 55 1/2 cruises, once New Year's is over?

DaCruzNut · December 21, 2003

We have a casino cruise, out of Fort Lauderdale, that is on a true ship, not a big "yacht." It's the Discovery and, last I heard, it is owned and operated by Apollo Ship Chandelers. They used to do ALL of the food on Celebrity, Dolphin, Fantasy, Commodore, etc; etc;

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The ship is the "old classic" style, and the pool is at the stern. The band plays and you're surrounded by ocean on 3 sides.

They usually run day cruises to Freeport, Bahanmas. They leave Ft. Lauderdale early in the morning, spend a few hours in Grand Bahama, and then return about midnight.

Every year, they run a New Year's Eve cruise, and, thisyear, I'll be on her. Made plans to spend the evening with a "friend."

I'm not sure this relly counts as a cruise, but it is't a "non-cruise." Do I say I've been on 55 1/2 cruises, once New Year's is over?

KeithnRita · December 21, 2003

It is a ship and it will sail on the ocean--it is a cruise. One day or 108 days we think it counts! We will be in Nassau on New Year Eve, sailing out at 4:00 PM, two ships passing in the night!

You and your "friend" have a great time celebrating the New Year on the high seas, as we will!

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KeithnRita · December 21, 2003

It is a ship and it will sail on the ocean--it is a cruise. One day or 108 days we think it counts! We will be in Nassau on New Year Eve, sailing out at 4:00 PM, two ships passing in the night!

You and your "friend" have a great time celebrating the New Year on the high seas, as we will!

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KeithnRita · December 21, 2003

It is a ship and it will sail on the ocean--it is a cruise. One day or 108 days we think it counts! We will be in Nassau on New Year Eve, sailing out at 4:00 PM, two ships passing in the night!

You and your "friend" have a great time celebrating the New Year on the high seas, as we will!

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