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Dutch wrote:

Pony_Fan wrote:Yikes- 9 days at sea? 5 on land. - lots of food and shuffleboard! Hopefully skeet shooting

i think most cruise ships did away with that after Sept. 11 attacks. have to hit degradeable golf balls now too b/c of kramer.

no disrpect to OTP, but would rather fly to HNL and puddle jump to the islands but I'm sure he's having a good time. Need to make it to Kauai.

exactly how I got to Kauai. And I got to experience Hawaiian Airlines in the process. They are very good. Twenty minute flight and cheap

the ships that cruise exclusively in Hawaii are not very good-there are restrictions in the Jones Act concerning cruising between two US ports that require the ship be built in the US. There really is only one ship left. One was recently retired by Norweign-I think it was called the Constitution or something-the other newer one run by Norweign has chronically bad ratings usually blamed on the fact that Norweign has to abide by US employment and labor laws. This increases costs and makes it harder for them to compete with quality service. Therefore the best ships that sail to all the Hawaiian Islands are usually these 9-12 day cruises which leave out of Vancouver Canada or Ensenada Mexico not the United States. I think most experienced cruisers really don't mind the Days at Sea as long as its a good ship. Who wants to spend 5 days in Airports flying to each Island?

Time for the TCU, band and cruise pages

Stay close to Issac and you'll be OK...

Stallion wrote:the ships that cruise exclusively in Hawaii are not very good-there are restrictions in the Jones Act concerning cruising between two US ports that require the ship be built in the US. There really is only one ship left. One was recently retired by Norweign-I think it was called the Constitution or something-the other newer one run by Norweign has chronically bad ratings usually blamed on the fact that Norweign has to abide by US employment and labor laws. This increases costs and makes it harder for them to compete with quality service. Therefore the best ships that sail to all the Hawaiian Islands are usually these 9-12 day cruises which leave out of Vancouver Canada or Ensenada Mexico not the United States. I think most experienced cruisers really don't mind the Days at Sea as long as its a good ship. Who wants to spend 5 days in Airports flying to each Island?

If you like cruise ships, great. I'd rather be lying on the beach or exploring Maui for 5 days, Lanai for 5 days, and maybe one other for a few days.

i think you either are or aren't a cruise ship type of person. both are going to try to tell the other how great their way of doing things is to try to convince them that it's the best way. but it's not going to change a thing. ever.

Dutch wrote:i think you either are or aren't a cruise ship type of person. both are going to try to tell the other how great their way of doing things is to try to convince them that it's the best way. but it's not going to change a thing. ever.

I bet you go on a cruise in next 5 years

smupony94 wrote:

Dutch wrote:i think you either are or aren't a cruise ship type of person. both are going to try to tell the other how great their way of doing things is to try to convince them that it's the best way. but it's not going to change a thing. ever.

I bet you go on a cruise in next 5 years

i'll bet you i don't. i don't like being trapped and i don't like not having control of my situation. Cruises are for people who want someone to plan their trip for them and lay it all out, and there's nothing wrong with that for those people. I am an admitted control freak.

That's why I love belize or Roatan Honduras. Scuba dive all day, fish sleep eat and then go out. No tv phone email

we spend a week or two a year in the Riviera Maya. still conected, but only by choice. easy to turn it all off, but still check the world news/tapatalk when required.

Port A is the Texas Rivera

port O'Connor to Corpus is the texas riv.

Dutch wrote:port O'Connor to Corpus is the texas riv.

Maybe

no maybe about it.

i spend most of my fishing time in Galveston though. Riviera and Texas shouldn't really be in the same sentence though.