Sea cruise vibes?

[Cruisin4ABruisen]

Hi folks,

 

My wife and I are considering some sea cruises (maybe to Hawaii, or trans-Pacific) and we’re wondering how the environment is on those cruises? Without as many ports, is everything on the ship at capacity all the time?

 

Any experiences you have would be appreciated!

 

 

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[theminnow]

My wife and I did the Vancouver to Hawaii cruise in Sept of 2016. Five days at sea followed by five days around the islands. None of the venues on the ship (Celebrity Solstice) ever seemed crowded. I wasn't concerned about crowds as much as having five straight days at sea. Celebrity did a good job of having many options of activities both during the day and at night. If you do one of the two cruises you mentioned, you should join the Celebrity Connections roll call. Being a longer cruise it should be quite active and you can meet some nice people and plan things to do on those sea days as well as after hitting the islands. Good luck.

 

Still trying to convince the wife to cruise to Australia.

[grandgeezer]

My wife and I did the Vancouver to Hawaii cruise in Sept of 2016. Five days at sea followed by five days around the islands. None of the venues on the ship (Celebrity Solstice) ever seemed crowded. I wasn't concerned about crowds as much as having five straight days at sea. Celebrity did a good job of having many options of activities both during the day and at night. If you do one of the two cruises you mentioned, you should join the Celebrity Connections roll call. Being a longer cruise it should be quite active and you can meet some nice people and plan things to do on those sea days as well as after hitting the islands. Good luck.

 

Still trying to convince the wife to cruise to Australia.

 

Hope you have better luck than me, I’ve been trying for five years. Honestly though, the real problem is the flight home.