Billion Pound Cruise - largest cruise ship SYMPHONY OF THE SEAS

Thought at first it was a . Documentary about being able to afford a BILLION DOLLAR CRUISE, but seems like a week by week booking from the documentary..and the amounts of catering/cleaning/cooking for thousands of passengers.. and the Genie costs of a VIP ROOM for 7 nights sodas not allowed for young children.,,

Obviously we're all doomed. Everything is dangerous so no point in doing anything!!

M0nica

Even setting aside that I am prone to sea sickness, a holiday on a ship like this would be my idea of hell on earth.

We did try a week cruise to Norway a few years ago. We went on the QM2, which is much smaller and upmarket. It was enjoyable, nothing to dislike, but nothing to make me feel I would want to go on another one. If anything I got rather bored.

Our one and only cruise was on the QM2, but we’d love to go again, we loved every moment.

all are bad for the earth also plane trains buses etc

anything than uses gas oil electic if fact electic i as bad as the other where do youthink it comesfrom huge machines killing animals plants

in 20years all those old movies are going to come truth
mad max all 5 the chain reaction aussie one,the road,the
post-apocalyptic
books and movies
all the planes for g7,your footie players tourists in general

Even setting aside that I am prone to sea sickness, a holiday on a ship like this would be my idea of hell on earth.

We did try a week cruise to Norway a few years ago. We went on the QM2, which is much smaller and upmarket. It was enjoyable, nothing to dislike, but nothing to make me feel I would want to go on another one. If anything I got rather bored.

We went on a big ship cruise, which was probably half the passenger level in about 2016.

Absolute nightmare. No amount of bling compensates for the level of passengers.

We’ve recently returned from a cruise on a small boat, relaxed peaceful and civilised.

AGAA4

Sorry no. This would be a nightmare for me.

I feel the same way. A cruise (of any kind, but especially on something like this) would be one of my worst nightmares.

Absolutely not my cup of tea (or coffee in my case!) I have enjoyed going on fred olsen trips with smaller ships that could get into places the larger ships wouldnt get to. They had interesting knowledgeable people to give lectures on places they were going, good libraries etc. But I much prefer to go ashore on my own and wander about doing my own thing. I like to go to experience other places and people. These huge ships would feel as though you were taking so many people with you , you wouldnt be likely to have any personal time either on shore or even on the boat. Well it takes all sort of course.

GrannyGravy13

I have been on one cruise, it was on one of this cruise liners sister ships

It was luxurious, we had a double balcony and lounge, along with a spacious bedroom. Our own Club Room for drinks and snacks with full length windows, a small restaurant (maximum 80 covers) for breakfast and dinner (silver service)

Entertainment was first class, we were with friends and had an enjoyable time, but, neither DH or I have any interest in repeating the experience.

I have absolutely no complaints, just that sea cruising is not for us.

Sounds great 😊

Yes can see the size of this would make me heave..
Am interested in why people would book this type of trip. Am really boggled about why..

We loved our cruises but all on smaller ships. Couldn't bear those massive ones.

They are environmentally damaging and flood towns and cities with a tourist influx. Not a fan ...

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I have been on one cruise, it was on one of this cruise liners sister ships

It was luxurious, we had a double balcony and lounge, along with a spacious bedroom. Our own Club Room for drinks and snacks with full length windows, a small restaurant (maximum 80 covers) for breakfast and dinner (silver service)

Entertainment was first class, we were with friends and had an enjoyable time, but, neither DH or I have any interest in repeating the experience.

I have absolutely no complaints, just that sea cruising is not for us.

Yes I feel it’s soo big it’s not a luxury cruise ship but if I cud afford this wud much prefer a small island but wud love to know who Loves these cruises

Some of these cruise ships are so huge, they must be environmentally damaging to where they dock

I think the fact that there have been contagious outbreaks on them where all the passengers are cooped up and quarantined on the ship in what can sometimes be dire circumstances is somewhat off putting. Having said that, some of the destinations look great. I haven't been on a cruise because my husband couldn't get the ferry across the channel without being sick, he was mighty pleased when the channel tunnel opened. He's ok on a river and would consider a river cruise, they also go to some interesting places, but we haven't done anything about organising anything along those lines.

Whilst I’ve been on one cruise, to me this ship looks utterly horrendous!

Sorry no. This would be a nightmare for me.