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Does anyone have cruise recommendations for our honeymoon? We are getting married next spring. I was thinking of something carribean, but I am trying not to spend a ton of money. Does anyone have any feedback on the Disney Cruiseline? Thanks!
Celebrity older couples.
Royal Caribean Young marriage couples and just 20 -30 somethings.
Carninval HS and College kids..
Celebrity and Royal Caribean are now owned by the same company!
Awesome food on royal caribean too, joe and I left from Miami and went to bahamas last summer. Our table was all engaged couples or newly married who just had babies and went for there first trip away..
My parents sware by Celebrity though.
Hey, check this out
http://www.liweddings.com/services/cruises/cruiseone/index.asp
We are taking the Royal Carribean Cruise from NY to Bermuda. It was pretty reasonably priced and we saved money on airfare.
Celebrity is a great cruise and the best part is almost everything is included. I think it's one of the best vacations you can take.
We are going a a Carnival Cruise from Tampa to Grand Cayman, Cozumel and New Orleans. I have already set up to swim with the dolphins in Cozumel and reservations to Emeril's Resturaunt in New Orleans. I can't wait! I will let you know how it was when we get back in April. The price was very reasonable too.
I am going on a Carnival Cruise this saturday. It'll be a nice break from all this wedding stuff!! Almost the same one that Bride-to-Be is going on except we are not going to New Orleans. I'll let you know how it is when I get back!
I have been on two cruises. Carnival to the East Caribean (St. Thomas, Barbados, Antigua - I can`t remember all the places it was a few years ago). I also cruised from NY to Bermuda on Celebrity last summer.
Carnival is FUN! Definetely a younger crowd- but not HS, College really. More just people who like to party. Celebrity was a little older crowd, but there were plenty of young couples and cool people.
The great thing about a cruise is all of your food, lodging, etc is included. Alcohol is the major extra $$ if you choose to drink. Both lines organize a lot of activities that you can pay for on the islands, but we always just did our own thing and- which saved money and was fun. Also, cruises allow you the freedom to have plenty of time alone but also a built in group of people to hang out with if that is what you choose.
Check out www.cruisecritic.com
