Best pricing with baby
Bicepeak
Alaska for this year.
Sean
Chrissy Cruiser
>Which cruiseline has the best pricing if baby is the 3rd passenger?
D-I-S-N-E-Y. Keep that little creep off the adult ships.
Bobbye
Bobbye
Cruises Inc.
"Bicepeak" <bice...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Barbara Warner
>
> bice...@aol.com (Bicepeak) wrote:
>
> >Which cruiseline has the best pricing if baby is the 3rd passenger? Looking at
> >Alaska for this year.
>
> it's parents. Please reconsider. But if you simply must, look at
> ships and cruise lines that cater to kids, a la Disney.
Oh, please! Our family just travelled with a baby in the group (he was
15 months) and we had a fabulous time. He's not likely to remember the
trip the way we are, but this trip really fit his outgoing, active
'style' and the entire family could not have sailed as a group without
the baby coming along.
BTW, we sailed HAL and were treated exceedingly well by crew, staff and
other passengers....The baby seemed to work his charm on even the more
curmegeon-y people on board, sharing his big smiles and passion for the
simpler things in life (ice cream, water fountains, walks on deck) with
everyone.
I dont' think crusing with an infant, toddler or young child is for
everyone, but I don't agree that none 'gets anything out of it' -- and I
don't think the family is stuck choosing between two Disney ships,
either! FWIW, we've seen infants, toddlers and young children on RCI,
HAL, and Costa, as well as charter lines!
--Barbara
Bicepeak
>> ships and cruise lines that cater to kids, a la Disney.
>
>Oh, please! Our family just travelled with a baby in the group (he was
>15 months) and we had a fabulous time. He's not likely to remember the
>trip the way we are, but this trip really fit his outgoing, active
>'style' and the entire family could not have sailed as a group without
>the baby coming along.
>
>BTW, we sailed HAL and were treated exceedingly well by crew, staff and
>other passengers....The baby seemed to work his charm on even the more
>curmegeon-y people on board, sharing his big smiles and passion for the
>simpler things in life (ice cream, water fountains, walks on deck) with
>everyone.
>
>I dont' think crusing with an infant, toddler or young child is for
>everyone, but I don't agree that none 'gets anything out of it' -- and I
>don't think the family is stuck choosing between two Disney ships,
>either! FWIW, we've seen infants, toddlers and young children on RCI,
>HAL, a
I couldn't have said it better Barbara. Its refreshing to see this couple
devote so much time to this child as they do. And I don't mean " buying
things", but spending abundant quality time with him. They would never even
consider leaving without him for a week.
By the way, Disney does not do Alaska, which is where they would like to
cruise.
Please posters, if you don't have anything helpful to say, then say nothing.
Sean
JLP20
>15 months) and we had a fabulous time.
15 months is not a baby the last time I checked
"Anything that doesn't kill you,,,,,,,just hurts a hell of a lot" JLP20
Sheree
and he's 8!
We waited to do Alaska till he was 7 just so he could enjoy it.
It was definitely more work traveling with him at a young age, but you can't
replace the quality time we've spent as a family.
--
Sheree
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krocdoc
Millenium at 13 months, where she was the bell of the ball. I got
tired, laughing out loud, of all the crew doting over her! Great
trip. Her second was 2 weeks aboard the Seabourn Legend at 18 months.
This was absolutely the best sailing we have had to date, and will
always remember everything she did on the boat. Disclaimer, we are
very much aware of others on their dream cruises, so we never let our
daughter disturb others. We had dinner served in the cabin and on
deck many a night aboard the Legend. It actually made the cruise that
more memorable. By all means take your little one. But if he/she
starts to act up be aware that many on board are there for their
cruise of a lifetime, and will not appreciate your special crying
package!
nekochan
Most ships these days cater to families - they have cribs, high
chairs, booster seats, kids menus and children's programs (these are
ALL the mainstrem cruiselines, not just Carnival and Disney). Some
have in cabin babysitting too.
Where and what are adult ships? If you want to cruise today, and are
not willing or able to pay the prices for the ultra-premium ships,
then you need to face the realization that cruising is now considered
a FAMILY trip. If you want an adults only vacation, there are resorts
that don't allow anyone under 18.
Heidi
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Charleen Bunjiovianna
>
>I dont' think crusing with an infant, toddler or young child is for
>everyone
Especially the adult in the cabin next door who is just trying to
sleep.
I don't have to converse with anyone who brings an infant on a cruise
to know they are an inconsiderate twit. Same goes for parents who
let their toddlers kick the backs of airplane seats, who change diapers
at their seat, or who publicly whip out a mammary gland and make sure
everyone gets a good look at it before putting the baby at suck, etc.
Charleen
chris
an adults- only sailing (few and far between). You might find fewer children
at certain times of the year but this does not make it an adults only ship
and people should not expect it. If I want a family vacation I'll take my
kids on a cruise. I would NEVER take a cruise if I want a special trip for
my husband and myself-cruises are much lower end than most exclusive
land-based resorts. I just returned from the Galaxy with my young daughter
and she had a great time- interestingly enough a couple we sat with during
open seating the 1st night and subsequently saw many times later said they
found her company much preferable to the couple they ended up sitting with
whom they described as grumpy and unfriendly!
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Chrissy Cruiser
>Where and what are adult ships?
Any place where kids are unacceptable. Sure, you can get your embryo a
ticket but cruises have no place for babies and kids.
D-I-S-N-E-Y. Be there.
Chrissy Cruiser
>By the way, Disney does not do Alaska, which is where they would like to
>cruise.
That's because they feed the tots to the whales.
Chrissy Cruiser
>We've cruised with our son since he was 2. He's now been on about 9 cruises
>and he's 8!
Yippee. What a conceited creep you are.
Chrissy Cruiser
>We have done 2 cruises with our daughter. The first on the Celebrity
>Millenium at 13 months, where she was the bell of the ball.
She may have been YOUR bell but the rest of the passengers would have
liked to throttle her.
Chrissy Cruiser
Bunjiovianna) wrote:
>Especially the adult in the cabin next door who is just trying to
>sleep.
>I don't have to converse with anyone who brings an infant on a cruise
>to know they are an inconsiderate twit. Same goes for parents who
>let their toddlers kick the backs of airplane seats, who change diapers
>at their seat, or who publicly whip out a mammary gland and make sure
>everyone gets a good look at it before putting the baby at suck, etc.
I luv you. Let's meet for sex.
nekochan
encourage people to bring their kids and babies along, why is it
unacceptable to bring a kid on a cruise ship? There may be areas on
the ship that should be off limits to kids (casinos and bars, and
possibly some of the shows), and maybe some of the hot tubs and/or
pools should also have limits, but it is unrealistic to expect that a
cruise ship that offers high chairs, children's programs and
children's menus are going to be child free.
I do sympathise with your wish to not deal with children during your
vacation, but to purchase a product that is being promoted as a
'Family Vacation', and then complain about ankle biters being present
is just not being realistic.
You need to either go to an adults only resort, or find an 'adults
only cruise' - what about the smaller cruises such as windjammer, or
come to terms with the fact that a cruise that caters to families is
going to have families.
Heidi
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sue and kevin mullen
You are having a conversation with a TROLL!!!
sue
Mark
Were you on the cruise with them? From your previous posts, I would
assume that you have no children. (THANK GOD FOR THE CHILDREN THAT
DON'T HAVE PARENTS LIKE YOU)! And I say that in a most sincere way.
sue and kevin mullen
do not pay any attention to anything that he/she/it says.
sue
Chrissy Cruiser
>Again, I'm curious. If the cruise ships have all sorts of amenities to
>encourage people to bring their kids and babies along, why is it
>unacceptable to bring a kid on a cruise ship?
Because they drool at the table, they poop in the hot tub, they cry
all nite long, they aren't nearly as cute as GrandMommy thinks, they
poop in the pool, they breast feed in public, and they never pick up a
tab.
Chrissy Cruiser
>You need to either go to an adults only resort, or find an 'adults
>only cruise'
You need to keep your kid at home and stop being so unbelievably
self-centered.
Chrissy Cruiser
> From your previous posts, I would
>assume that you have no children.
Wrong.
> (THANK GOD FOR THE CHILDREN THAT
>DON'T HAVE PARENTS LIKE YOU)! And I say that in a most sincere way.
And In a most sincere way, I express my total distaste for people like
you who disrupt adults like me and my mate just b/c you are too cheap
to hire a babysitter or wait, like I did, until my kids are grown to
do grown up things.
Chrissy Cruiser
<kjmu...@comcast.net> wrote:
>Mark, You are talking to a TROLL!!! Chrissy Cruiser is a Troll, please
>do not pay any attention to anything that he/she/it says.
>sue
sue, kevie is calling you. Brother wants some goodies.
Mark
Your mate? Is that another name you have for your lesbian lover?