Avoid Houston....

[marne001]

That sounds like a good plan to me! I thoroughly enjoyed my cruise from Galveston 2 years ago, and hope to enjoy the one I have coming up in a few weeks just as much.

 

Really appreciate the non-stop UA flight to Houston from Vancouver!

 

Love Texas :)

 

Dear Snowcat,

 

I love Vancouver!!! Glad you had nice things to say about Texas cruise offerings.

 

Years ago I decided to only be positive and follow the Golden Rule.

 

Have a blessed day!

[ssb]

Dear Snowcat,

 

I love Vancouver!!! Glad you had nice things to say about Texas cruise offerings.

 

Years ago I decided to only be positive and follow the Golden Rule.

 

Have a blessed day!

 

You have a blessed day!

I think we would enjoy cruising with ya'll.

Edited March 22, 2015 by ssb

[houstoncruisers2001]

We just sailed from Houston on 1/18/15 and it was the easiest embarkation and debarkation we have had on any of our 55 cruises.

 

We just got off yesterday and both coming and going was a breeze out of Houston. Heck, we were on the ship before noon and the cabin was even ready.

[gofeo]

well rob I am saddened that we might lose you as a tourist here in Texas. You seem like such a nice person. Who wouldn't want to hang with a Canadian who ignores Texas law and insults Texas lawmakers and by extension the Texans that elected them? But seriously, If you think the future of the Texas tourism industry depends on the participation of folks that want to buy cheap liquor in a foreign country you underestimate the depth of Texas tourism. We have an expression here in Texas; don't let the door hit you in the a$$ on the way out.

 

 

your red neck is showing. I have lived here for over 30 years and it pissed me off the first time I got charged. But thats TX

[ssb]

your red neck is showing. I have lived here for over 30 years and it pissed me off the first time I got charged. But thats TX

 

How do you avoid paying tax in the your local Houston liquor store?

Or does that piss you off also?

Edited August 29, 2015 by ssb

[rockdoctor]

After next spring, you won't have to avoid Houston. Princess and NCL figured it out.

[marne001]

I have to agree. We have sailed from the Port of Houston 7 times over the years. Only once did we have an issue with the fog. Our debarkation was delayed until 8pm, but we made the first port on time.

 

 

 

We just sailed from Houston on 1/18/15 and it was the easiest embarkation and debarkation we have had on any of our 55 cruises.

 

 

Dear DebJ,

 

Thanks for not hatin' on Houston! I enjoyed sailing out of Bayport, too.

 

Marne, Houston native

 

 

 

 

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[ssb]

Dear DebJ,

 

Thanks for not hatin' on Houston! I enjoyed sailing out of Bayport, too.

 

Marne, Houston native

 

 

 

 

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A Houston cruise port is not in existence . It Closed permanently!

[Thorncroft]

A Houston cruise port is not in existence . It Closed permanently!

 

Good. No more complaints about that damn port. :D

[mistshar]

Where is the like button for Streydog and Gina & Ray:D:):D

 

I wish when they were redoing this site they would have added a "like" button. That would have been nice.

[JTBCruiser]

DW and I sailed out of Galveston (Houston) for the 1st time this past Nov on the RCI Liberty of the Seas. We had a great time and are going back this Sep. The logistics planning on getting back and forth from Hobby and finding a hotel in Galveston the night before was a bit more challenging than Florida but it did not detract or defer us from returning. Outside the ship sinking, I see the glass as half full.