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Originally Posted by cthherod@gmail.com
We prefer the smaller ships, and our favorites are Seabourn, Viking and Regent Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC). RSSC’s fares include Business Class air, which is important on a transcontinental cruise. Anything less is “Greyhound of the Skies.” These lines typically have no small children, and they offer immersive cultural experiences. Whatever you do, use a travel agent. It costs you nothing, and they provide invaluable services. See your physician for sea sickness meds, and be sure you try them out beforehand. Have a wonderful time!
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Did you even read the post? The op said they have their favorite and wanted information on the Enchanted Princess. They didn’t ask how much money you think is worth spending on a ship. I also have money and have zero interest in any of the cruise lines you mentioned. All larger ships are better with way more variety and they all have high end areas on the ships. Like Celebrity has The Retreat, NCL has Haven and so on. As for business class flights, unless they’re international and you have a bed/suite who cares. As someone who has to be flown first/business for my job, within the US it may as well be coach. But it’s nice to get off the plane first I suppose.