One Night to Nowhere in Tropical Storm Hanna

The Spirit is due for extensive dry-docking in November, so she is
already a bit" beat up" to begin with at this point--problems we
described in our report after our back to back cruises in July. As
for the one-night, we did notice a lot of troubles with spilled drinks
and other similar damage to the elevators, but these were quickly
cleaned up by the crew. The had extra staff patroling all of the
elevators and public bathrooms on this voyage, especially once the
weather started to get really bad.

Peg

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>Thank you for your extensive cruise report. At points I almost thought
>that I was on the Spirit too. I've heard that ships that do one-night
>cruises to nowhere get really beat up. Have you noticed any significant
>wear and tear on your one night voyage?

"Surfer E2468" <pocomount@> wrote in message
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> Cannot imagine anyone wanting to go on a one night cruise,just not worth
> all the aggravation.
>
>

Many of us live 15 minutes from the pier.... why wouldn't we want to go on a
1 night sailing? I would, absolutely.

--Tom

Most are for drunks and gamlers(senior)
"Tom K" <tkanitra@> wrote in message
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> "Surfer E2468" <pocomount@> wrote in message
> news:8478-48C591EF-2346@storefull-3351.bay....
>> Cannot imagine anyone wanting to go on a one night cruise,just not worth
>> all the aggravation.
>>
>>
>
> Many of us live 15 minutes from the pier.... why wouldn't we want to go on
> a 1 night sailing? I would, absolutely.
>
> --Tom
>

Surfer E2468 wrote:
> Cannot imagine anyone wanting to go on a one night cruise,just not worth
> all the aggravation.

It is just like going away for the weekend, just going on a ship instead
of to a hotel somewhere. I think it would be fun for someone who can
drive to the pier, but not if you have to fly to the port.

sue