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The article about the best and worse cruise lines is so far off from reality that it’s not even funny. Nobody can tell me that Princess is the worse cruise line or that Carnival is better than Disney. It’s crazy. I say that and I’m not even a fan of Disney or Princess.
@DaninMCI – I agree. I think Mark West (Princess guy) is gonna have some fun ripping it apart.
While I could legitimately see MSC as a last place line (And I actually like them, but they have issues), that is not Princess when Carnival, P&O, and MSC exist.
Lol
Reading the article about NCL changing the itinerary due to “sustainability” is a load of B.S.
They spell out their exact reason for doing it right in the press release. By shortening the port times, I will allow them to slow cruising speed. Which means what? People will be on-board longer. When people are on-board longer what do they do? Spend more money with the cruise line. This is 100% a cash grab from the cruise line in the PR name of sustainability.
@Corey – I hear they hired an x-Delta PR rep for max spin (kidding but soooo agree with you)!