The offer is two, three or four nights. I’m assuming it’s going to just bounce back and forth between Liverpool and Newcastle.
In terms of practicality, boarding at one of those and departing the other is easiest for me. Oh, actually, boarding at the London one is do-able as I have some train fare credit to spend.
I was looking at just under $4k for my cruise (s) that I booked and cancelled (3). This was for 7 nights. I am not rich and I am fairly frugal, but I thought the splurge was worth it.
As Matt said this is the U.K. That means it could be raining, overcast and cold much of the time. That limits deck time, let alone swimming or sunbathing. Which means eating and drinking indoors most of the time, plus the entertainment. Presumably they’d allow for that when working out capacity, since everyone would be inside a lot of the time.
Ooooooh I really hope someone from here is able to go on this! I saw it this morning. I know the Pound can be strong but I cannot image $5k for a 4 night cruise. For comparison, I’m paying $1400 for a 5 night cruise in March 2022. I would love to do a Disney cruise.
It’s a good thing I’m about to get locked out. I’m now going to mute this thread before people start screaming it’s going to be nothing but a Covid nightmare and they’d never be caught dead on a floating Petri dish.
While I have enjoyed the stops on my RC Caribbean and Princess Alaskan cruise I did not like the ships at all. I thought I hated cruises and being stuck on a boat and then I went on a Disney cruise. LOVE LOVE LOVE it…it’s the only way I’ll ever cruise again. DO IT!
I love cruising. Love it. All of it.
Yes. The destinations are often fabulous,
But I can’t tell you how many times I hear my family members say that the cruise was great but they didn’t get to see enough of the ship. This would be perfect for that. As long as the shows, rotational dining, and fireworks are still on, I’d be on cloud 9.