[xzins]

It is not my idea of fun to hang out on a floating apartment complex. As big a con job to me as an amusement park and their hour long lines

Commercial fun is not all it’s made out to be...IMHO only of course

[cripplecreek]

It is not my idea of fun to hang out on a floating apartment complex. As big a con job to me as an amusement park and their hour long lines.

Same here. I'm happy camping with no plans to do anything but what I feel like doing when I feel like doing it.

The only cruises that interest me are great lakes cruises which largely cater to elderly people but elderly people are more interesting anyway.

[yldstrk]

I completely agree, I went on a cruise with my dad and my daughter and it was fine, but I couldn’t get over the creepy feeling of all those people in that one little spot on the ocean...........I won’t ever go again.

Except, if you were doing Europe, you wouldn’t ever have to unpack.

[Calvin Locke]

I remember listening to Michael Savage years ago. He said he was given the "owner's" cabin for some cruise. The jogging track was physically attached to that cabin, and naturally, somebody on the cruise was up at the crack of dawn, the "thud, thud, thud" waking Savage up every morning.

As for the coverage, about 10 years ago, Disney Cruises had a spate of sanitary problems. For some strange reason, ABC News, Disney-owned BTW, minimized the reporting on cruise industry problems in general, Disney cruises in particular.

Just wondering if the current reporting is more than just the media union types supporting the marxist union BHO donors.

[WVNan]

Agree with you on “commercial fun”. Not really fun to me. Give me a quiet spot in the mountains. My vacation every year consists of a week at a frontier village in the hills of KY, playing the part of a village resident as if it is 1795. No TV, no cell phones, no electric, no running water. Cooking over the fire place. Google Wolfpen Woods Pioneer village.