Thread: As Time Goes By ....

Neal, we found the same true with our 2B2 Panama Canal cruise. Almost all were clustered at the end of the first leg and the beginning of the second leg so we actually had 9 port days in a row.

Lulu, that would be a few too many for me. Can you remember specific things about each of them? Any duplicates?

Originally Posted by nealberk

Lulu, that would be a few too many for me. Can you remember specific things about each of them? Any duplicates?

Neal, it was just in February/March so I do remember. All duplicates. Normally on a B2B we only have one.

Puntarenas,Costa Rica - San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua - Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala - Hutulco, Mexico - Acapulco (turn around day) ... then back in reverse order, nine days in a row!

In Cruise Places here on CLF I have reports on all of them.

Too many all clustered together! Expecially since they were places we didn't really like anyway!

Lulu, you mean there were places you did not like? (actually, I do know what you mean)

Originally Posted by nealberk

Lulu, you mean there were places you did not like? (actually, I do know what you mean)

Honestly, Neal, we never thought Ocho Rios, Jamaica, would be our favorite port stop on any intinerary. On this one it was!

OUCH!!!!!!!

I started out with an inside cabin. That was fine. Then we booked a balcony and could not go back to an inside. Now we usually book a mini suite on princess so that we have somewhere for both of us to sit. Afraid to go to a suite(aside from the fact that we can't afford it.)

Barb .... Agree with you! Mini-Suites give us all the space we need. The only times we've had Full Suites were from the