Looks to me like she is more scared of his reaction\the noise coming out of his mouth than the ride itself.

 

Thanks for all the pics and write up, way better than what I saw on their web site. My wife and I keep talking about going on a cruise and if family would quit getting married in far away places, St Lucia later this month and Spain next summer, maybe we could actually afford to do something like this.

 

Swimming in the most beautiful water in the world is a nice perk after a long ride

 

Timbo240, thanks for the information on this type of cruise, we have a 12 night booked for 2011 leaving from Cape Liberty, we can't wait. It's nice to hear some feedback on how it works. Do you or anyone else know why we are unable to view attachement pictures? What are we doing wrong? It's like the Forum won't allow it or something...would love to see your pic's...Anyway, thanks for the info...

 

Hi Timbo, excellent idea. Thanks for the post. There must be more charges than the $1500. What about all the guided tours on each island, surely thats not included in the 1500 is it?

 

I was on a Royal Carribean Cruise in December 08 on the Navigator of the Seas and was very impressed with everything about the journey. I had low expectations starting out and was pleasantly surprised. One of my fondest memory was sleeping with the sliding door open and the temperature of the air was perfect. I can't remeber when I've slept better ever. This looks like something to definately add to the bucket list. Thanks for sharing!

 

Prices are on their website.. We paid 1500 per person, 2 of us.. The only additional charge was $150.00 for fuel,etc on the islands. If we wanted to bring both bikes, it would have been an additional $150.00. checking out the internet rates for the same cruise, they were about $200 or so cheaper without the bike package. Obviously ETA gets the rooms for a very discounted rate, otherwise they wouldn't make any money. Seemed like a good deal to me.. But you have to remember there's alot of cost getting your bike to the cruise ship!! We trailered from Canada. Worth every penny.

No idea why some of you can't view the pics?

 

I took my family on our first vacation in 2005 because my son was about to leave home. We took a Royal Caribbean cruise. We were so worried about our clothes that my wife and daughter bought several new dresses, shoes, etc. and we borrowed my parent's van to haul all of our bags to the port. We each had more bags than we could carry.

The formal dining room was the only place that had a dress code. We went there once and didn't care for it. You can get the same food at the buffet, or your room. I wore nice clothes for two hours out of the week. I wore swimming trunks and sandals the rest of the time. I hardly ever wore a shirt of any kind.

I plan to do another cruise sometime, and I will have less clothes with me than what will fit in one saddle bag.

Dennis

 

The boys trailered the bikes down (and rode south florida keys for a couple days).. Wives flew down.. so they brought the suit cases..
Nice thing is the seating is arranged with all the bikers, so the whole suit and tie thing (overrated) is replaced with fancy Harley stuff.. gotta love it.

 

You must have been the people staged in the parking lot as we were getting of the the Independence of the Seas on March 20th. I wondered what was up with the bikes at a cruise terminal. We settled for a scooter in Cozumel, it handles much different than my Street Glide.