me& my friends are thinking about taking a cruise grad vacation.. were 18 for the first time..can you like go on special cruises for singles & like what can you do on a cruise? is it too ...
The one that goes... to the left... to the right... criss cross and all that. Is like a rap or something. We hear it last cruise in a royal caribbean ship....
And if not, can you book a cruise and just not get back on the boat once in Europe? I want to visit London/France/Spain but I hate flying. Can I book a cruise there ...
Trying to determine what it would cost to take our whole family on a cruise in January '08 (Caribbean or Bermuda or Bahamas). Carnival seems cheapest, how does it compare to Royal or Celebrity? ...
I'm turning 16 December 1. At first I wanted to have a big bash, but then I thought it sounded kind of stupid to spend a lot of money on one night. I've been thinkng of going on a trip with ...
we are going on a 4 night 5 day mexican riviera on carnival cruise lines. what would be some items i should bring. and also, my little bro is complaining abou cruise length, we were goin on a 7 ...
In July my family and I are going on the Enchantment Of The Seas (a Royal Caribbean ship) and I heard people say Freedom of The Seas and voyager were awesome but does anyone know personally what this ...
I am trying to find reviews for Carnival Destiny but it seems that nobody has been in the last few months or can be bothered to put their experiences online. Can anyone share experiences from this ...
My husband and I are taking our kids on a cruise for 9 days. My kids are 3 and 8 months. Do you recommend me bringing any certain thing for them? How did you keep them entertained for that long? I...
Yes it is very safe. The big cruise ships they have been building are very stable. The first order of business when you board for a cruise is a mandatory life boat drill. Every passenger MUST participate and the crew membes are assigned to help. Every cabin on the ship has a life preserver for each passenger and there are extras all over the ship. All cruise ships have enough life boats to handle all of the passengers on board and they know how to get them into the water quickly. At some port stops the passengers actually board a couple life boats to get to shore when the pier is not large enough for the ship and/or the water is not deep enough.
I have been on more than a dozen cruises and always feel safe.
Tired Old Man
when your time comes to leave this world it will happen no matter what. If you have a fear of water I would not go. you would probably not have a good time. Same with flying. go the way you are most comfortable. Better for you & others concerned.
CLK
Absolutely! Cruise lines have installed great security systems. Actually I think it is probably one of the very safest and economical ways to vacaion.
Lex
Ships are really safe on water because of the stabilizers. Cruise ship stabilizers are pretty amazing. You would be surprised at what they can stand up against. Last March, a rogue wave hit the Norwegian Dawn and it stayed upright the whole time (if you've seen Poseidon, the same thing happended only the ship didn't flip over). I wouldn't worry if I were you. And, if you are scared of that sort of thing happening, go to Alaska or somewhere with lots of islands so that if something does happen, you will be close to land.
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