Is the ship your destination or hotel?

With the advent of the new super ships, they have become destinations unto themselves - floating resorts. Do you sail for the ship, destinations, and/or both?

22 Answers

Both

I would say a little bit of both. We go cruising mostly to go cruising. We love the excursions and our time in ports for the most part but we love being on the ship as well.

Agree both.

Nice

TIki is 11. The photo was taken two days ago, so you can see she is still having fun. She has lost over 20# since August. The vet said that most dogs that have this don't live more than six months because of the buildup of fluids between the lungs and the heart. We have two Eskies too, all rescues. Anyway, thanks!

Loosing them is very hard .. hope you have many more years with the old one and jbenham, hope yours hangs on for many more winters to play in the snow

Bummer...we once had 4 cats, 3 dogs...we're down to one, a coonhound...15 years old, still runs deer, but too old to catch up to em...nor squirrels, nor coon s at night...we keep him in at nite anyways now.....when he goes, that's it...no more...losing em is hard enough.

Unfortunately she has Congestive Heart Failure and won't be with us much longer, so I am thankful she has had some time to play in the snow.

That looks like a pupsicle Big Smile cute pic

I like the snow and so do the dogs. The only issue I have is when it is windy. It can be -10 and thiat is okay if there is no wind.

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