Would you go on a cruise during the post pandemic 2023 or 2024 year?

[jennifer_bloom]

I want to visit the Bahamas again but I don't know if its possible cause markets and demands have changed with the pandemic reframing people's travel habits and cruise lines altering their rules for service for those who pay. I went there around 7 years ago, we flew to Miami 3 days before our boat departed for the Bahamas and the cruise lasted 7 days and then we spent a final day or two in Miami before coming back to Toronto. The buffet food wasn't very nice cause there was an odour I quickly got tired off, but there was an all you can drink menu that I loved. I had a lot of non alcoholic cocktails.

[WalnutButter]

No. I was chatting with a guy on here about how much I hate flying. I can't imagine a cruise.

This is a conversation that describes me. I was trying to decide if a sailboat would be a good idea, so I asked a friend at work.

Me: Bill, why did you buy a sailboat?

Bill: Because I wanted one.

Me: Couldn't you get there faster in a power boat?

Bill: Get where?

Me: I don't know, just there.

Bill: When my dogs and I get in the sailboat, we ARE THERE. lol

I bought a sailboat the next day, and I was "there.."

[Dinklex3]

Definitely. Already have one planned.

I booked it back in November 2022 and I read as of Feb 2023 they made some changes and some things that used to be free will have additional charges. I’m excited regardless since I’ve heard mostly good things.

I say if you want to, go for it!

[slatyb]

No, but I never had any interest in going on a cruise. My wife went on one and hated it. I would much rather spend a week in New York or London

[shortster]

Probably not allowed

[SadyConfused1998]

No, too expensive