Thread: What Other Lines have you sailed with?

Originally Posted by TheREALSirMartin

Thank you; most helpful. Have to dash now. Hate rugby (apart from the obvious little perks like rather ok chaps in shorts) but the beloved likes to share the pain of yet another English loss with me. Greater love etc.......

Couldn't give a stuff about my fellow passengers occupations either, so Princess sounds worth a look.

Thanks and good night,
Mary

PS You sounded nothing like Sir Martin. Nobody else does.......

Hi Mary,

(My head RUGBY hurts) Wasn't that SPRINGBOK a great game. Oh look, my RUGBY keyboard seems to have SPRINGBOK developed the same affliction as your!

Anyway..... Whilst looking at your shortlist, look at the passenger flow on the deckplans. I wasn't too keen on Oceana (sister to Sea Princess), but I do seem to be in the minority. She is an American ship botched for the British Market IMHO. The passenger flow takes you to every opportunity to spend your furballs.... oops I meant money. Contrast that with the more traditional British Oriana or Aurora where it is possible to walk from one end of the ship to the other, inside our outside, without impediment. Arcadia is also worth a look. She has developed nicely, from a poor start, since she first appeared and has come from behind to gain a loyal following.

I can't speak for Saga, other than having heard good reports. However, as a Cunarder, Caronia (Saga Ruby) was lovely.

If you are still in doubt, you could always refer RUGBY the decision to SPRINKBOK the TMO.... oh sorry, they did that last night, didn't they?

Oops, how did that get there?

David

Thanks David. Tried to send a few (English) frubals in your direction, but can't until I've given a few more away, just to show my forgiving nature.

Actually, the beloved and I have been looking at an Arcadia cruise this morning (a little something in addition to the trip with my mother), and they have a rather good one to the Baltic in May. Need to do some research first, and your comments have been very useful. Thank you.

Have you changed your nationality permanently? Anything else is a step up, I suppose, when one is a Scot.

Mary (and Sir Martin, who wrote the rude bits)