Whew! One long night and a morning later I finally finished reading this thread and I have to say a big thank you to everyone who posted! Lots of useful information for my next cruise! :D
I've only been on two cruises and had a blast both times. The most recent cruise I took was aboard the Inspiration with a large group. I know this has already been mentioned but the use of walkie talkies was very useful when we decided to split up in groups. It was a great way to communicate with the other groups without having to go back and forth to our staterooms to catch up with everyone. However, I would like to point out there were a couple of times when there was interference that made them useless at times. I don't know if it had to do with the ship's electrical/communications equipment or just the sheer distance and the amount of metal the signals have to go through. :confused: Anyone else have any issues?
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Whew! One long night and a morning later I finally finished reading this thread and I have to say a big thank you to everyone who posted! Lots of useful information for my next cruise! :D
I've only been on two cruises and had a blast both times. The most recent cruise I took was aboard the Inspiration with a large group. I know this has already been mentioned but the use of walkie talkies was very useful when we decided to split up in groups. It was a great way to communicate with the other groups without having to go back and forth to our staterooms to catch up with everyone. However, I would like to point out there were a couple of times when there was interference that made them useless at times. I don't know if it had to do with the ship's electrical/communications equipment or just the sheer distance and the amount of metal the signals have to go through. :confused: Anyone else have any issues?