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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are lots of types of cruises, just like there are lots of types of hotels and resorts. Just like them, it depends on the destination and the quality/luxury level. Yes, a small cabin on a Carnival cruise to Jamaica is just a drunken crowd. Might as well go to any Caribbean resort. A nice suite cabin on a higher end cruise or cruise section (Celebrity, NCL Haven, Holland America, etc.) that takes you to a bunch of ports in the Mediterranean or Alaska, I love it![/quote] Absolutely agree with this comment. There are cheaper cruises who attract younger crowds who might be very loud and drink a lot ( like Carnival) and food might not be good. But if you choose a better, higher quality cruise line you should enjoy it. I thought that I wouldn't like any cruise, I had this strange image of being stuck on the ship with all these people. But when I took my first cruise, I absolutely loved it. I took since then 7 cruises, me and my spouse cruised with Princess cruise line and loved every single cruise. I'm an introvert as well and personally don't like eating with strangers by the same table, so me and my spouse will opt out of this arrangement ( we pick a table for just two of us) so we don't have to deal with this. Our favorite cruise was Mediterranean, it was great to just get up every day and be in a different port/country. So my advice to you is - depending how old you're, with whom are going, what's your budget, just read a little bit about different cruiselines online and what type of crowds do they attract. [/quote]
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