Silversea

Doesn't ANYBODY go on Silversea ?? Would rather save up money and sail them
than go on one of those humungous ships with thousands of people !! Open
seating in dining room (any time), tips iincluded, all open bars with
set-ups in your suite---replenished when needed. 300 to 400 passengers.
Great, friendly crew. You're missing something.

Lee

"Lee" wrote in message
> Doesn't ANYBODY go on Silversea ?? Would rather save up money and sail
them
> than go on one of those humungous ships with thousands of people !! Open
> seating in dining room (any time), tips iincluded, all open bars with
> set-ups in your suite---replenished when needed. 300 to 400 passengers.
> Great, friendly crew. You're missing something.
>
> Lee
>
>

Eventually I would like to sail with Silversea. But right now, I am more
into quantity rather than quality so-to-speak.

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LES!

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"Lee" <leelbm@> wrote:

>Doesn't ANYBODY go on Silversea ?? Would rather save up money and sail them
>than go on one of those humungous ships with thousands of people !! Open
>seating in dining room (any time), tips iincluded, all open bars with
>set-ups in your suite---replenished when needed. 300 to 400 passengers.
>Great, friendly crew. You're missing something.

Some of us are leaning in that direction.
You're right, of course. You do get what you pay for.

LES! wrote:
> "Lee" wrote in message
>
>>Doesn't ANYBODY go on Silversea ?? Would rather save up money and sail
>
> them
>
>>than go on one of those humungous ships with thousands of people !! Open
>>seating in dining room (any time), tips iincluded, all open bars with
>>set-ups in your suite---replenished when needed. 300 to 400 passengers.
>>Great, friendly crew. You're missing something.
>>
>>Lee
>>
>>
>
>
> Eventually I would like to sail with Silversea. But right now, I am more
> into quantity rather than quality so-to-speak.
>
> --
>
>
> LES!
>
> "It takes the Village People to raise a child. Sometimes you need a cowboy,
> sometimes you need a cop, and sometimes you need a big gay Indian."
>
> - Unknown (possibly Dharma & Greg)
>
> a disturbing new study shows that studies are disturbing.
>
> -ellen
>
> ===================================
>
> To email me privately, remove your lips from my !
> CruiseClues04YourLipsFromMyAss@m
>
>
it is just too expensive......not everybody can save enough in in a
reasonable anout of time to go on that line..would rather go twice on
one of the smaller HAL ships

Will go on Silversea when we hit the lottery

Most of us aren't as "well-off" as those rich folk in Lakewood! Besides I
would rather go on 3 cruises, tip the waiters and pay $4.00 for each
cocktail instead of $35 per cocktail at the open bar included price.

"Lee" <leelbm@> wrote in message
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> Doesn't ANYBODY go on Silversea ?? Would rather save up money and sail
them
> than go on one of those humungous ships with thousands of people !! Open
> seating in dining room (any time), tips iincluded, all open bars with
> set-ups in your suite---replenished when needed. 300 to 400 passengers.
> Great, friendly crew. You're missing something.
>
> Lee
>
>

If you do a little research, you'll find that Silversea isn't all that
expensive. Do some comparing with all the "extras" that Princess charges
for. Besides that , you have LOTS of money !!

Lee
"Art" <artl1@> wrote in message
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> Most of us aren't as "well-off" as those rich folk in Lakewood! Besides I
> would rather go on 3 cruises, tip the waiters and pay $4.00 for each
> cocktail instead of $35 per cocktail at the open bar included price.
>
> "Lee" <leelbm@> wrote in message
> news:doGdnWadjIfjKJjdRVn-hA@...
> > Doesn't ANYBODY go on Silversea ?? Would rather save up money and sail
> them
> > than go on one of those humungous ships with thousands of people !! Open
> > seating in dining room (any time), tips iincluded, all open bars with
> > set-ups in your suite---replenished when needed. 300 to 400 passengers.
> > Great, friendly crew. You're missing something.
> >
> > Lee
> >
> >
>
>

Life is not a dress rehearsal.

Lee, what's the rough cost of a Silversea cruise? (I know that's a very
nebulous question depending on when, where and for how long, but take a shot
please, just for comparison sake.) Thanks.

~ Peri

Lee wrote:

> Doesn't ANYBODY go on Silversea ?? Would rather save up money and sail them
> than go on one of those humungous ships with thousands of people !! Open
> seating in dining room (any time), tips iincluded, all open bars with
> set-ups in your suite---replenished when needed. 300 to 400 passengers.
> Great, friendly crew. You're missing something.
>
> Lee
>
>

I have avoided Silversea because of their free booze program. Obviously, I
could be completely wrong, but I really do not like being around drunks and
the free booze might encourage too much imbibing by some. Well-to-do drunks
are no more fun than poor drunks. <grin> Everything else about the line
seems perfect for us - lately we have been sailing on Crystal..

Open seating or lack thereof doesn't make much difference to us.

Paul


"Lee" <leelbm@> wrote in message
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> Doesn't ANYBODY go on Silversea ?? Would rather save up money and sail
them
> than go on one of those humungous ships with thousands of people !! Open
> seating in dining room (any time), tips iincluded, all open bars with
> set-ups in your suite---replenished when needed. 300 to 400 passengers.
> Great, friendly crew. You're missing something.
>
> Lee
>