Do you have a favorite ship, (with favorite memories) that is no longer in service ?? For me, the Golden Odyssey of Royal Cruise Line (about 1981 or 1982). Deputy Director of the Cruise line sat at our table. We were wined and dined the whole cruise and treated as royalty. Only my second cruise, but this cruise made me a life-long cruise fan. The following cruise, the Deputy Director could not join us, but he informed the ship of our presence. Again, special treatment. To this day, my two Royal Cruise line cruises (Golden Odyssey and Royal Odyssey) ALWAYS bring happy memories. Opa !!!
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Do you have a favorite memorory of a ship no longer in service ?
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Looks likr things are "stuck" again.
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Originally posted by:
GIL155
AuntPinkie, Sorry for the delay, I missed your post. This is what I have found as of today:
NEW! Classic Canada & New England – Emerald Princess – 10 Days: From Québec (More Ashore overnight) to Boston, visiting Saguenay, Charlottetown (Prince Edward Island), Sydney (Cape Breton Island), Halifax, Saint John (for the Bay of Fundy) and Portland. Cruises depart September 7, 27, 2024.
NEW! Canada & Colonial America – Emerald Princess – 14 Days: From Ft. Lauderdale to Québec (More Ashore overnight) visiting Charleston, Yorktown, New York City, Newport, Boston, Sydney (Cape Breton Island) and Saguenay. Cruise departs June 19, 2024.
NEW! Canada & Colonial America – Emerald Princess – 14 Days: From Québec (More Ashore overnight) to Ft. Lauderdale, visiting Halifax, Portland, Boston, New York City, Yorktown and Charleston. Cruise departs October 17, 2024.
Options for guests wishing to spend more time exploring historic cities and monuments include two in-depth cruisetours, combining a scheduled 2024 cruise with multiple days on land, including:
Historic America Cruisetour – with seven nights on land guests visit U.S. Capital Washington D.C., Thomas Jefferson's Monticello estate, Colonial Williamsburg, Independence Hall in Philadelphia and the Gettysburg Battlefield.
I also read that the Island Princess (smaller ship) will visit Yorktown (+) for 10-11 day cruises on 6-4-24, 6-14-24, and 6-25-24.
Of course these are all during the Renaissance season in Colorado. Who knowa, maybe next year we'll have to take a week or so off!
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It's as if this thread got stuck and nothing new can be added. Thanks Gil, for the answer elsewhere.
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It's as if this thread got stuck and nothing new can be added. Thanks Gil, for the answer elsewhere.
Edit: I think I got it unstuck!
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AuntPinkie - another post attempt to answer your question.
NEW! Classic Canada & New England – Emerald Princess – 10 Days: From Québec (More Ashore overnight) to Boston, visiting Saguenay, Charlottetown (Prince Edward Island), Sydney (Cape Breton Island), Halifax, Saint John (for the Bay of Fundy) and Portland. Cruises depart September 7, 27, 2024.
NEW! Canada & Colonial America – Emerald Princess – 14 Days: From Ft. Lauderdale to Québec (More Ashore overnight) visiting Charleston, Yorktown, New York City, Newport, Boston, Sydney (Cape Breton Island) and Saguenay. Cruise departs June 19, 2024.
NEW! Canada & Colonial America – Emerald Princess – 14 Days: From Québec (More Ashore overnight) to Ft. Lauderdale, visiting Halifax, Portland, Boston, New York City, Yorktown and Charleston. Cruise departs October 17, 2024.
Options for guests wishing to spend more time exploring historic cities and monuments include two in-depth cruisetours, combining a scheduled 2024 cruise with multiple days on land, including:
Historic America Cruisetour – with seven nights on land guests visit U.S. Capital Washington D.C., Thomas Jefferson's Monticello estate, Colonial Williamsburg, Independence Hall in Philadelphia and the Gettysburg Battlefield.
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The Carnival Jubilee in 1995. Robert our asst waiter was everywhere he served us at dinner and we happened to sit in his area the first morning in the buffet. We never wanted for anything.
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Sorry but the response was not meant for you ... it was meant for the poster that is always patting herself on the back ... hence the comment .....
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My response to GIL155 about his TWO posts not appearing hasn't appeared. Troll posts we got, Helpful posts sometimes not so much.
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AuntPinkie
GIL155, do you know which Princess ships will be going on this itinerary?
GIL155...got your email notification of a detailed response to AUNTIE...Hope you saved it somehow because its not here. Mebbe it will appear shortly. No way to know.
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