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Difference between a 5 and 7 day cruise


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The clientele, atmosphere, and where the passengers are from are also different.

 

Our cruises have all been 7-14 nights. A couple months ago, we did a B2B on the Breeze which was a 6 night and 8 night. We were surprised at how different the two passenger sets were. Many crew members said it's always like that because the Breeze alternates 6 and 8 night cruises. I guess the two night price difference between is the reason.

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As an introduction to cruising I took my 2 best friends on a 5 night. By day 3 they were hooked and asked me to start planning a 7 night! The difference is really just some more time to read, nap, possibly overindulge, and really let the pressure of day to day disappear!

 

Since then one of the 2 has now gone on 3 more cruises with me including a 12 nighter - which was outrageous! She is hooked! We also started with ocean view and then upgraded to balcony - it's a slippery slope! :p

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