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Are there different classes of service?

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Are there different classes of service?

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Today’s cruise ships are “one-class.” Everyone can use all of the ship’s facilities. The price of a cabin is based primarily on its size and location. Regardless of the category you book, you’ll enjoy the same courteous service, menus, activities, and entertainment as everyone else on board.

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No, the ship is only “one-class.” Everyone can use all of the ship’s facilities. The price of a cabin is based primarily on its size and location. Regardless of the category you book, you’ll enjoy the same courteous service, menus, activities, and entertainment as everyone else on board.

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• Will I get bored? Feel confined? • What’s there to do at night? • Is there a charge for entertainment? • Do I have to participate in the activities? • Is it easy to meet people? • Will there be people like me? • What should I pack? • Where is smoking permitted/prohibited? Are there different classes of service? Today’s cruise ships are “one-class.” Everyone onboard can use all of the ship’s facilities. The price of a cabin is based primarily on its size and location. Regardless of the category you book, you’ll enjoy the same courteous service, menus, activities, and entertainment as everyone else onboard. Back to top Will I get bored? Feel confined? Hardly. Being at sea gives you a feeling of freedom few places can offer. There’s plenty of room. And it’ll probably take you two or three days just to discover what’s onboard. Plus, you get the added adventure of exploring new and exciting ports of call. Cruise ships are like floating resorts with all the choices fine resorts have to off

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Today’s cruise ships are “one class.” Everyone on board can use all of the ship’s facilities.

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