Did anyone see the newsletter about the quilting cruise in March, 2013? Oooh, I'd LOVE to go!
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Did anyone see the newsletter about the quilting cruise in March, 2013? Oooh, I'd LOVE to go!
I wish!!!!! did you see the cost? Not that it would make any difference.....lol!
Just went and looked......whew! What I could do with that money!!!!! But it sure would be nice to go. Haven't checked my lottery tickets yet though.....LOL!
I went to the Royal Caribbean site and checked...I think you are paying a bit more for the special crusie as there is a $500 gift bag, cocktail party, and of course, the classes!!! Apparently, they have everything there are you don't need to take a sewing machine (not sure about everything else: fabric, notions, etc.) so that would be cool just to go to the classes and 'do it'! I have cruised with RCL 3 times and they were phenomenal!!! I love that line (vs. the others I've been on) (and no, I'm not rich, I used to work for a travel agency and got 'fam trip' - lol!) Man, I would love to go! You still get all the excursions of the cruise just get to quilt on the boring days at sea! The price is for double occupancy but it's not fair if, for example, you went with your DH who won't be quilting. There should be a discount for non-quilters.
Oh how I would love to go. The classes would be phenomenal to do right there in person with these people wouldn't they....!
I didn't get the newsletter (or accidentally deleted it) and I can't find the cruise info at the craftsy site. Can anyone direct me?
In addition to paying for the extras, you are also paying for the cost of their cruise as well.
There is not enough Dramamine in the world for me to take a cruise! I would be knocked out asleep in my cabin all day and night. I can sleep at home for a lot less. Always been jealous of people who have taken cruises. I bet it would be fun to do a quilting cruise!
Piggy, have you tried a cruise? You do not feel the motion of the ship at all. Those ships are huge. Of course, I've never hit bad weather in one. We have a cruise to the eastern carribean coming up in 28 days, and I can't wait!
I have and it was horrible! Now on a pontoon boat, I have no problem. I don't know what it is about the bigger boats. I went to St. Croix a couple of years ago and we took a boat to Buck Island and Turtle Beach. I spent the entire boat ride with my head in the wastebasket and trying to retch quietly. Then we got out of the boat to go snorkeling, I kept on puking. I would have to surface remove my mask and snorkel, let it rip, then swim away from it. It was a lousy day in a beautiful place! And I do love the ocean! Just my cross to bear, I guess! I did take a 1 day excursion from Florida to the Bahamas and managed to spend the whole trip leaning over the boat rail. And that was with 3 Dramamines in me. It should have knocked me out but I was too busy puking to sleep!
Wow, I don't like the idea of a cruise, but sounds like it would be fun for those that do!
Here's the link to the cruise info.
http://www.craftsy.com/clp/quilt-cru...46B6BE.blondie
I'd love to go! As soon as I win the lottery I'm buying my ticket :icon_giggle:
I love being out on the ocean! I was actually going to go to school and get my mates ticket when I left High School, but did nursing instead and now I'm a network engineer lol Still love the ocean though, probably because I live so close :)
And Auntpiggylpn and others who are prone to getting seasick, I have a piece of advice. Stay away from catamarans! lol We had one that was being used for our ferry service a few years ago, Max Mols I believe she was called, but nobody called her by her real name because she couldn't lose the nickname of the "Vomit Comet" lol Even the old seadogs were getting seasick because they go so bloody fast! :icon_heh:
That trip would be a blast! Even better, dry land in las Vegas with all you gals sewing away! Now that would be fun and cheaper!!
We have cruised on The Mariner--a sister-ship to the Navigator. Huge, beautiful ship. Usually these 'quilt cruises' have special pricing for the non-quilting spouse. I didn't see it here, though. Bummer!