Your favorite cruise ship?

KeithnRita · September 9, 2010

Of the nineteen cruises we've taken the Celebrity Constellation has been our favorite. We liked the size of the ship and never felt crowded. The food was good, especially the Seaside buffet which had the great pasta grill and the 'to die for' waffles. The service in the San Marco Restaurant for our late seating was excellent, and the staff very friendly. Our stateroom, 07-2127, was very nice and our room steward did an outstanding job. One thing we really enjoyed about this ship is the adults only indoor Thalassotherapy Pool. We spent a lot of time there.

We are night owls when cruising and the ship had nice dance floors in it's various venues. The casino was very good, as well. We even broke even for the cruise! That was a first for us. We also enjoyed the piano entertainer Perry Grant in Michael's Club. We seemed end up there around midnight every night.

So what is your favorite ship, and why?

RayColey · September 9, 2010

I've sailed on only five ships, ranging from steerage to balconies, 150 passengers to 2600, and covering three seas; my favorite (and Yuki's, too) was the Renaissance VII going from Greece through the islands to Turkey. The ship was (relatively) small, less than 1000 passengers, the service excellent and friendly, and the port excursions were all well-thought out, no "here, take a kayak and amuse yourself" junk. There simply weren't any minuses!

hazelson · September 10, 2010

So far it has to be the Carnival Spirit.

She is a perfect size, meaning easy to find everything :o)

jacketwatch · September 11, 2010

Has to be the Adventure of the Seas. Just love those voyager class ships and would love to try the Oasis too.

cruisetarp · September 11, 2010

I think it would have to be a RC Radiance class ship. We were on the Jewel and will sail on the Radiance in November. I love the openness and all the windows.

deb1220 · September 11, 2010

Ours would have to be the Star or Golden Princess. We love the adult pool deck in the aft. A great place to hide out and relax on a sea day...OR...to spend the day relaxing on a port day when you don't want to get off the ship.