Glory or Liberty

[cruzebunny]

Thinking of taking my teen son on a Spring Break cruise-any suggestion between the Glory or Liberty? We would beleaving 3/21 or 3/22/09. Thanks

[M&Mtime]

I have been on the Glory and it was great. I am going on the Libery in December so I dont know yet. But I think I would look at the itineraries and choose that way. I think the ships are pretty similiar from what I have seen.

[caribbeanboy]

Liberty has movies under the stars, Glory not (yet)

Liberty will go into drydock this wknd, Glory next year Oct/Nov

 

So basically if you chose Liberty, you will get a "new" ship.

[4cruizers]

I have a 16-year-old son, as well as a 22-year-old. We have been on both ships and they are very similar. As far as the activities, it all depends on the director for that particular age group. I know my 16-year-old said out of all of the cruises he has been on they had one of the best on the Liberty this summer, the girl really got them involved in a lot of activities/contests. Plus, he met a lot of kids his age on the ship at the beginning and they continued to hang around throughout the week. Really I don't think you can go wrong with either ship. Check out the itinerary, and also what port you might want to leave from.

[mainer208]

Liberty is newer but we loved sailing out of Orlando (Port Canaveral). I would look at itinerary and cost of airfare, etc. as well. I would perceive that a teenager would enjoy more ports (don't know that) but if the Glory itinerary is eastern, there is a signficant amount of at sea time. The date in which you are going is high season and will have tons of teenagers, so the sea days may be a good thing for your son.

 

Enjoy!