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Adventures With My Sea Pass Card: The Unofficial Guide to Cruising with RoyalCaribbean
What is the magic of cruising? Why does it attract nearly 30 million people every year? This unofficial guide explores the magic of cruising on one of the world’s largest cruise lines through the eyes of a loyal Royal Caribbean passenger. The hilarious highs and lows of memorable onboard adventures cruising around the globe. This is more than just a travel book. It’s a love letter to the romance of cruising. A wry look at the antics onboard the world’s biggest cruise lines. If cruising is in your blood this is a must-read. Not only does this book champion the cruise vacation but it lifts the lid on common onboard frustrations and pulls no punches on the future of the cruise industry. Packed full of laugh out loud anecdotes this look at 21st Century cruising will resonate with everyone who’s ever stepped aboard a Royal Caribbean ship. From the excitement of the sailaway parties to trivia in the Schooner Bar to reckless gambling in Casino Royale - it is jam packed with as much fun as a daily Cruise Compass. Adventures With My Sea Pass Card is a celebration of unforgettable adventures with Royal Caribbean. It's why millions of Royal Caribbean guests get withdrawal symptoms as soon as they step off the gang plank. It’s why they come back next year. It’s the magic of cruising.
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176 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 29, 2019
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August 15, 2022
We said, Spot on Neil!
As a fellow RCCL cruiser who has achieved over the mid-level of "frequent-cruiser status" your comments and feedback match our thoughts also regarding the changes we have observed since our first cruise on their very small converted ferry boat Viking Serenade along the west coast US. So small a ship that we only had the main dining room as an option but the service was amazing and very European old-school cruise ship.
I too am a "thrifty man" and prone to scrutiny as the times have changed to the main dining with the addition of specialty restaurants. We love bonding with the wonderful staff. They work so hard and are incredibly gracious once engaged at a personal and individual level. Many of your comments regarding cabin classes, attempts at selling add-on-everythings, and cruise line quirks cracked me up. We love the options provided by RCCL. Don't want a cattle drive then stay off of the large floating amusement park ships. Don't want lots of kids, take a repositioning cruise or one lasting longer than a week. Don't like the same old t-shirts printed with the name of today's port, stay on board and enjoy the peace or go "all-in" and hire a taxi tour for the day. Want quiet time, get up early and make a lap on deck 4, go up to the top track level and walk. Bad weather, enjoy the interior unlimited stairmaster called the staircase. Cruising is great on RCCL as long as you pick your path to personal value. Heck wear the darn bathrobe that you earned for free due to cruiser level at least one time and feel like "you have arrived".
As a fellow RCCL cruiser who has achieved over the mid-level of "frequent-cruiser status" your comments and feedback match our thoughts also regarding the changes we have observed since our first cruise on their very small converted ferry boat Viking Serenade along the west coast US. So small a ship that we only had the main dining room as an option but the service was amazing and very European old-school cruise ship.
I too am a "thrifty man" and prone to scrutiny as the times have changed to the main dining with the addition of specialty restaurants. We love bonding with the wonderful staff. They work so hard and are incredibly gracious once engaged at a personal and individual level. Many of your comments regarding cabin classes, attempts at selling add-on-everythings, and cruise line quirks cracked me up. We love the options provided by RCCL. Don't want a cattle drive then stay off of the large floating amusement park ships. Don't want lots of kids, take a repositioning cruise or one lasting longer than a week. Don't like the same old t-shirts printed with the name of today's port, stay on board and enjoy the peace or go "all-in" and hire a taxi tour for the day. Want quiet time, get up early and make a lap on deck 4, go up to the top track level and walk. Bad weather, enjoy the interior unlimited stairmaster called the staircase. Cruising is great on RCCL as long as you pick your path to personal value. Heck wear the darn bathrobe that you earned for free due to cruiser level at least one time and feel like "you have arrived".
November 10, 2019
4*
Having been on my first ever cruise this year, onboard a RCI ship, this book was a joy to read!
Having been on my first ever cruise this year, onboard a RCI ship, this book was a joy to read!
April 23, 2024
Great book, so many memories
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