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Why OH Why Didn't They Ask Me First!!!


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We just found out we won a all expenses paid cruise including airfare in a blacony cabin on NCL Pride of America next month. We own a businesss here in our area and since we spend so much with the local newspaper they gave us this trip. We did another one in March to Cancun.

 

But why they didn't consult with me first-I would have steered them directly to a Carnival Cruise-I snuck over to the NCL board and wasn't really excited about what I was seeing about the POA. We have cruised on NCL 3 times before (one was a 11-day Hawaii cruise) but that was before the freestyle dining started. But I wiil have to live with the NCL cruise, after all I'm not paying for it.. I told my DH we were still going on the Valor Jan 1, 2006-I need my dose of Carnival.

 

Any of my fellow CCL's been on the POA? What did you think?

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Oh don't get me wrong I am glad to be cruising-but as to the "gift horse" well like I said we got this cruise cause we spent major $$$$ advertising this last quarter. We would have spent the money anyway but it was certainly nice to get something like a cruise in return.

 

The newspaper sent a group of us to Cancun in March and we had a great time as I am sure we will on this cruise-all I was saying is that I wish they would have chosen a Carnival cruise instead.

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I read somewhere that the Pride of America has a casino, but they keep it closed during the entire cruise when the ship cruises Hawaii...

 

Now THAT would be depressing... a cruise vacation with no casino...:eek: Do you think they "allow" bingo??? LOL

 

Tom

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I read somewhere that the Pride of America has a casino,

 

Note: Due to local gaming regulations there is no casino aboard the Pride Of America.

from

http://www.7blueseas.com/cruiselines/ship.asp?id=100

 

If they were to retrofit one in the future, this would make a likely spot.

from

http://www.frommers.com/articles/2907.html

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It's free, have fun. Go with an open mind and stop looking at the boards if they are driving you crazy. Go to NCL's website and get your questions answered there---they must have a FAQ section like Carnival's. Stick to the ports of call boards to plan your port days.

 

Happy cruising!!!!:)

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Since we live about an hour from 9 huge casino's (tunica, ms) I can go to the casino anytime I want-so no casino on the ship won't bother me. I will just save money that way.

 

We did an 11 day cruise to Hawaii 5 years ago-and I know how beautiful the islands are. Will just go back and see the things I missed the first time.

 

This will be my 17th cruise and I have never had a bad cruise yet (even when cruising the old Commodore Line a couple of times) so I know we will have a great time.

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