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Taking our first ever shorty in August. 5 nights on Grandeur out of Tampa w 2 ports, Grand Cayman and Cozumel. 2 awesome stops and simply skipping a couple of sea days. Small ship, 5 nighter, Diamond drinks and NO specialty dining is my new strategy to combat the exploding cruise fares. 😎

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That Elizabeth chick made it seem horrible to drink on a cruise like an under cop trying to sell you drugs or something who the F counts there drinks like this lmao 🤣

I would rather do a longer one because I have to pay airfare so I’d rather maximize my options.

I’m going on in two weeks and I’m very excited but I gotta ask, is there a Sonic and Sega All Stars Racing machine at the arcade? I love that game so much and I would love to play it on there

Couldnt RC get someone with a functioning voice? This is their video right?

Does anybody knows if a Royal Caribbean due date can be extended???? My DD is 90 days prior and I'm waiting for my new CC so I need to extend it 5 days, is it possible???

Because we also need to fly to any cruise we take and are spending one or more nights in the port city, a 4 or 5 night cruise is often all we can manage, both in time commitment and in cost. 60% of the cruises I've taken were 4 or 5 nights; I'm less likely to be able to take a 7 night cruise.

Doing a cruise on 30th Nov- Dec 5th 2024 on Voyager with 2 birthdays . 21 yrs. old Grandson and 8yr. old Grandaughter. We are diamond and now my daughter and grandkids are Diamond. It will be great fun

I M H O....... it should be smoking ONLY on the fantail 😱

Totally safe we already went on it

My wife and I just took our 3rd cruise on Freedom (4 nights) and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The only downside for us was the size of the ship… our first 2 cruises were on Wonder and Allure (7 nights with my family and 3 nights with her family respectively). This trip, however, was just the 2 of us… making it more enjoyable despite the smaller size of the ship.

I am Elite on Princess, so I get FREE, unlimited laundry and dry cleaning. I can easily do a month with carry-on luggage only. That's the best perk in cruising.

Just booked for September. Let’s gooooo!

Hi, I didn't know I had to do reservations for the shows and my cruise is in one week so there are some already sold out.I am cruising with my family so I would like to go to the shows with them.Do you think onboard I will be able to reserve the shows? Or can I enter without a reservation? Thanks

I've done a couple of 3 night cruises and hated them. I get lots of Casino Royale offers, and now they're mostly 3 or 4 days. I've done 4 days a few times and it's nice, but I miss having lobster night. If I had to pay, I would only do a 7 or 8 night.

Do they have good Ranch dip/dressing (not bottled...like homemade yummm)

I was on a cruise to Jamaica way before weed was so legal and a couple could not get back on the boat because they tried to bring on weed....they had to fly back to the us.... not sure how it is now.

I've seen the lines and mess at those soda stations it was absolutely disgusting I bring my tumbler on board and fill it up in the cabin or ask a bar tender for a glass of water and then pour it into my cup and then tip them a dollar there's also always teas in my bag

I've never got a massage, never seen a whale, never been on a cruise ship, never been to Wonderland, never had a 30 th anniversary, myself and my wife are doing it all July 12th on Ovation of the Seas!!! Woo hoo!

Definitely at least 7. Depending on traveling to the port for people which is a factor of time spent to get to the ship. Day 1 is a half day and the last day is nothing as you disembark early AM.

It takes alot of effort for me to get everything packed, house in order, $ ready to go, all meds, make sure that clothes still fit, a ride to the port, etc. it's hard but i get away for 30 days........YAHOOO!

We try for 7 nights because we have to fly in no matter where it is, but we also can’t swing two 7 nights a year. So we balance with a 4 nighter. A lot of things are cheaper for the 4 nighters, like you mentioned towards the end. At the end of the day I look for deals based on a per night per person rate. If I can get a great deal at about $100/person/night for my family of 4 on a newer ship with a cococay stop, I’m happy!

I just sailed on Navigator of the Seas and thought El Loco Fresh was just ok. The quesadillas were always a hit but the premade burritos were mid and the beans were lacking. I just booked a trip on quantum next and am excited for the larger variety of food choices and really hoping that dog house is better than this video made it seem. Some comments are giving me hope.

MINIMUM 7 nights for me. 10 nights is better, and 28 nights even better.

Odd person out but we have no desire to go on longer than a 5 night cruise. Our first cruise was 4 nights on Empress to Cozumel and back. Then we did several years of 5 nights and then in April we did 4 nights on Freedom to Puerto Plata. We have to fly to the embarkation port because we live in Ohio but a flight to Florida is under 3 hours so it's not a big deal. We are like this and always have been with all our vacations, Even when we used to fly directly to a destination that was all inclusive. After five nights we are ready to come home.

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I only go on one Cruise; 70,000 Tons Of Metal. It is a 4 night Cruise. It has Heavy Metal Concerts for most of the day. It is AWESOME! This year, it was on the Freedom Of The Seas Ship. Next year, it will be on the Independence Of The Seas Ship. I can't wait for it.

You will see many people on cruise ships that are in wheelchairs. Some are motorized. You will also see many people using walkers. For this incident with the woman screaming hitting the wall in her wheelchair and the drummer doing what he did I think he should’ve been. Don’t forget cruise ships are in people, please. They try very hard to make it pleasant. It’s not supposed to be like a frat house.

Flying from the Midwest to any of the ports makes the shorter cruises not make sense for us. The cost per night just gets too high because the flights are a fixed cost.

Worth it is highly dependent upon your situation. I'm in the Midwest and have to fly so 4 day is too short. I'd go nothing less than 7 to 10. Ive done 15 to 16 days but that's much too long to be gone. I don't buy internet so hard to be disconnected so long.

4 and 5 nights for us are to get in an extra cruise and stay in a suite.

We prefer five nights and more. We have taken a few four nights, and they don't seem like a vacation to us. We have a four night on, Utopia, and that will probably be the last short cruise for us. A few seven nights are scheduled in 2025.

The 4 nighters we take r thur- mon. So only 3 pto days for me

No such thing as a too short cruise. It’s a cruise. I do always hate that last day, never enough time in the ship.

3 days are definitely not worth it, if you have to fly to the port. I been on 4, 6, 7 and 8 night cruises. The four day was to quick and never done it again. I can't imagine a 3 day? By the time you get done unpacking, you will be ready to disembark 😂

I´ve heard it was an old ship, but it´s beautiful,, with a classic and simple decor.

I love Liberty OTS. It's my favorite ship, and Bermuda is my favorite port so far. The 5 night is a perfect length, especially with the overnight in Bermuda, it allowed me to see more of the island, and move at my own pace.

Aren't shorter cruises intended for first-time cruisers? Think that was a point you could have made in favor of the shorter cruises.

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Our work schedules make 3-5 night cruises the best option for us. I technically did a "7-night" cruise on Allure of the Seas by doing a 3-night cruise and then a 4-night cruise a couple of months later. Neither cruise had the same port of call. My sweet spot for a cruise is 5-nights. Eventually one day if work schedules align we will try a 7-night cruise.

We prefer at least 7 day cruises, any shorter ones we consider booze cruises we do not want to be on. Also the ports on those short ones, inclusive those "Private Islands" are not of interest for us. Also - we live far away from any port, we always have to fly or use the train. Für us, those short ones would unfer certain circumstances only make sense to full up the time between 2 long cruises- back 2 back e.g. (Hotels are expensive nowadays!)

There's a lot of people who don't work M-F jobs where a 4 night makes a ton of sense.

i’ve done 3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9 day cruises. I’ve had fun on every last one.

Our online check in is only 60 days from sailing

Love Bermuda, and leaving out of New Jersey was a trip without flying for us.

5 night minimum. Unless I lived in Florida, I can't fathom packing my bags, flying down to the port (a day in advance no less), hopping on the boat just to unpack less than 72 hours later. 5 night cruises have been the perfect length so far. Hoping that I'll be able to take longer ones if I can get a better paying job.

Matt:, my wife and I just made Emerald and we're only 24 points from making Diamond. So, we're considering doing 3 seven-night, plus an extra five-night cruise to Bermuda. We live in Virginia, so doing a bunch of short cruises isn't a good option until I retire. Basically, we do one cruise a year to fit our budget. However, I start collecting my military pension later this year, so can probably start doing an extra cruise here and there. That Bermuda cruise option seems good, so we have gotten tired of the Bahamas. So that seems to be a good option to achieve Diamond a year earlier than we would normally.

Not a cruise, but on a family trip to Hawaii several years ago I went on the website to check in for our flight home on the last day but United messed up the flight reservation. Called the travel agent, talked to her for about 5 minutes, then SHE contacted United to fix it, allowing me to spend my last afternoon there on the beach with my family instead of on hold with United. This was also just days after Aloha Airlines and ATA Airlines, two of the largest operators between Hawaii and the mainland at the time, both shut down with no notice in the same week, so I doubt I would have gotten anywhere with a minimum wage callcenter employee anyway.