I doubt very much if cruise line managers cruise. If the do, I would guess they book suites and never leave their cabin. I bring this up because I was thinking….ships are getting bigger. 7000+ pax. How the hell, do you carry that many people, and dock at a tiny private island ? Granted not everyone will disembark to that island, we never do, but still. 5000 people on an island meant to hold maybe half that. 5000 people fighting to be first off the ship in order to get one of the 500 chairs. Crazy
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Cruise line management should actually try cruising
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mmmmm Cruise and Brews! I cant wait
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Pizza and Beer.
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Originally posted by:
KantWait2Crooze
Let me guess, you have an image of a wingless chicken in your head, and you can’t get rid of it right?
sorry ‘bout that
Don't pologize...it was a good un.....I even tried googling the thing heheheheheheh.....but yknow, given NCL's "new" and sneakier austerity drive, for a minute there it sounded plausible.
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Let me guess, you have an image of a wingless chicken in your head, and you can’t get rid of it right?
sorry ‘bout that
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Originally posted by:
KantWait2Crooze
You can all stop drooling. No more wings on NCL ships. Ever since Perdue and several other brands genetically modified chickens without wings ( it’s not like they fly ) costs of wings have soared, and supply is limited. There’s always pizza.
OK...I admit it,,,you got me! .......................back to hoops...with chimichangas........
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You can all stop drooling. No more wings on NCL ships. Ever since Perdue and several other brands genetically modified chickens without wings ( it’s not like they fly ) costs of wings have soared, and supply is limited. There’s always pizza.
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Originally posted by:
cruisellama
Actually works quite well. I've sailed a few RCL Oasis class ships with passenger capacities >5000 (Wonder is above 6K), and they've got a very good system to manage people throughout the ship. Never felt overcrowded and haven't had issues with embarkation or disembarkations. I do wonder how big it makes sense to grow them as it affects where you can dock. I like them, but still go back to the smaller ships too.
Which RCL has done. The Oasis class is not the newest class. The Quantum class is newer and is ~ 4K passengers.
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Actually works quite well. I've sailed a few RCL Oasis class ships with passenger capacities >5000 (Wonder is above 6K), and they've got a very good system to manage people throughout the ship. Never felt overcrowded and haven't had issues with embarkation or disembarkations. I do wonder how big it makes sense to grow them as it affects where you can dock. I like them, but still go back to the smaller ships too.
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Well...you KNOW what to do about it eh? heheheheh
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Now you have me drooling .....
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