Tbhirty isn't too old to start cruising. You can easily make up lost time. Keep on cruisin'. Gloria
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Admiral
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Cruise Director
Good to hear. Seems you need to hurry to make up for your past of not cruising! :) And keep in mind, you can always put a deposit down on a cruise (some cruises even require NO downpayment) and pay it off a little at a time as so it it is payed off 70-90 days prior to the cruise date. This way, you don't have to fork out hefty money at one time. Welcome to the cruisers asylum :D
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Captain
Very happy you enjoyed! Welcome to the addiction.
It is never to late to start a good thing. I was 33 when I started. I also started with a short cruise to see if I would like it. I am now hooked. I still enjoy the 3 and 4 night cruises when that is all the time I have to get away. For a real adventure I enjoy Transatlantic cruises, but those take 2 weeks long. Through the years I have gone with friends and family that are now also hooked.
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I am already looking for my next adventure :)