Favorite Cruising Season?

[Krazy Kruizers]

What is your favorite cruising season?

Do you prefer to cruise during one particular season more than the others?

[doone]

Winter, usually March, but could sail in February as well.

[jazzsea]

I like to cruise almost anytime. Reminds me of Howdy Doody..... Princess Winterspringsummerfall.

I escort groups throughout the year and take my vacation cruise when time permits. My really busy season at work starts in September and doesn't end until March. By the time April comes along, I am ready for vacation. My perfect cruise for rest and relaxation is b2b on Windstar.

[Luvinlife1018]

I will cruise anytime to anyplace.

[sail7seas]

Every month of the year is my favorite time to cruise. There is no bad time IMO :)

[tomc]

Mine is determined by outside forces, totally. That is, the window of opportunity is not under my control, so I take what I can get. The earliest I have cruised is mid-May; the latest will be late October 2004. Both of these have been NE/C and you can bet I wore my fur-lined underwear.

[elmorejj]

We like to cruise anytime between Dec. and May. Only cruised twice in Summer, both times in June. Wouldn`t consider Aug/Sept, I`m afraid it might get cancelled due to Hurricanes.....jean :cool:

[RuthC]

April is the only month in which I haven't cruised on at least one day.
There was a string of years that my husband and I seemed to cruise in the Fall. The last couple of years the trans-Atlantics in the summer have struck my fancy (next year too!).

Guess you could say my favorite cruising season is anytime between January and December.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Now that we are retired - We can cruise any month we want to.

And I don't think there is a month that we haven't done some type of cruise somewhere.

[bobpatj]

We've cruised in all four seasons. Being retired makes this possible!

[Joanne G.]

Spring is our favorite time to cruise. Winter's not our favorite because we hate flying in winter. We did it once and loved being in shorts in January once the cruise was underway, but worrying about snow-related airline delays and watching the maintenance guys de-icing the plane's wings before take-off - not pleasant. :( We rule out summer because we prefer not to cruise with lots of children. And we rule out fall - at least in the Caribbean - because of hurricane season.

[DFD1]

We try to avoid cruises of 7 days or less in the Caribbean when school is not in session.
We like kids, but 400 of them locked up on a ship with parents who are less than concerned about what they're up to can be less than relaxing sometimes.