Cruise Question of the Day: June 2008

boba · June 15, 2008

Last Aug. in Miami boarding Freedom of the Seas it took us 30 - 40 mins. from arrival to on the ship. The sooner you get on the ship the sooner the cruise starts. :thumbup:

sailingrose · June 15, 2008

I think most of them are on par for us. We usually get there early and are among the 1st on the ship.

55ChevyLady · June 15, 2008

Favorite Port - Cozumel we thought it was lovely

we boarded the ship in Galveston in probably less that 10 minutes, we literally walked through each check point no lines anywhere...I know we just happened to arrive at the most perfect time, but all my friends who had taken cruises had told me about the LONG lines and I was expecting them.

It was amazing!

TheSkipper · June 15, 2008

Cruise Question of the Day - Sunday, June 15, 2008

Do you prefer traditional or "anytime" dining on your cruises??

TheSkipper · June 15, 2008

We are still traditional fans with large table preference. Enjoy meeting and getting to know our fellow cruisers.

JoeyandDavid · June 15, 2008

We are still traditional fans with large table preference. Enjoy meeting and getting to know our fellow cruisers.

Traditional...... table for two :thumbup:

PATJUD · June 15, 2008

Do you prefer traditional or "anytime" dining on your cruises??

I LOVE meals in the dining rooms on a cruise. I really do not enjoy the buffet lines on the upper deck - too much confusion, too many people, too much traffic, loud, kids, etc.

I like the elegance of the dining rooms, I like the menues, and I like the meal presentation. I like a precise dining time - if I don't want to eat at that time because of other plans - I can eat somewhere else on the ship. I will eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the dining rooms if possible.

So - LOL!!! - I guess that makes me "TRADITIONAL" when it comes to dining.

deb1220 · June 15, 2008

I do like to eat dinner in the dining rooms - not the buffet! When I'm on a ship with Anytime Dining I choose that as my dining choice just for convenience sake. If I'm on a ship with Traditional only I happily dine that way. I do enjoy meeting other people at our assigned table but also enjoy meeting different people each night. I guess that makes me 60/40 for Anytime/Traditional :huh2:

55ChevyLady · June 15, 2008

traditional,

hazelson · June 15, 2008

Traditional - like getting to know our dining room team.

Best port re:embarkation so far has been Vancouver for the Sapphire Princess repositioning cruise...walked out of the limo into the terminal and within minutes we were on board. I kept thinking - "ok we walk through here and there will be a line" but nothing LOL.