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MichaelFlash · 18 February 2016, 08:44 AM

As others have said, your cruise enjoyment is directly proportionate to the quality level of the cruise line, Carnival being the lowest on the ladder. We like Royal Carriabean as its a nice combination of quality and family fun for younger kids. We've done the Allure of the Seas twice, spectacular. Disney cruise line is also fun. The Queen Mary 2 had the best food of any cruise we've done, but it was packed with silver haired ladies decked out to eat at 5 pm and the ship was empty after 9.

18 February 2016, 08:44 AM	#28
MichaelFlash "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Real Name: Michael Location: Connecticut Posts: 1,372	As others have said, your cruise enjoyment is directly proportionate to the quality level of the cruise line, Carnival being the lowest on the ladder. We like Royal Carriabean as its a nice combination of quality and family fun for younger kids. We've done the Allure of the Seas twice, spectacular. Disney cruise line is also fun. The Queen Mary 2 had the best food of any cruise we've done, but it was packed with silver haired ladies decked out to eat at 5 pm and the ship was empty after 9.

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