My Cruise to Cozumel

[D-rock240]

I went on a cruise November 10-19. It was the first I had been on and was more enjoyable than flying for me. And the food was all-inclusive so you could get something to eat whenever you wanted. Beats getting off the airplane and spending $6 at the airport McDonalds. The only problem was that 60-70% of the passengers were over 60. If I go again I will definitely have more friends come.

Anyways here are the pics!


Leaving Baltimore:

 

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Fort McHenry and Fort Carroll.

 

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Some night pics of the ship and coming into Miami.

 

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Miami

 

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Miami and Star Island

 

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Coming into the port, I saw a bunch of JDM cars in a lot. Some Type R Civic hatchs and Integras, a Mitsu FTO, and more. I only got one pic before Customs and Border security told me to put the camera away.

 

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A show at Bayside. Beers were very expensive.

 

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Leaving Miami and arriving in Key West.

 

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We didn't notice the dent in the hull until Key West. The previous captain made a very costly misjudgement and hit a pylon.

 

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Saw a Pro5 at the post office, wonder if it was someone here?

We came back from dinner every night and a new towel animal was in our room.

 

[jeg0024]

Dude, hope you had fun...I make sure I go on a cruise atleast once a year. The last one I went on went to Hati, Jamaca, Grand Cayman, and Cozumel. Im lookin foreward to seeing the rest of your pics! My last cruise was about 80% chineese canadians from toronto, its deffanately a good idea to bring all the friends you can! And it looks like from your 2nd and 3rd pic u were on a Royal Caribbean ship? Good choice!

 

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Yes it was Royal Caribbean, and the service was top-notch. Had a great time

Costa Maya: Walked off the ship and saw two mexicans in cammo uniforms, one with a bayonet and the other with a M16. They make sure the locals don't cause any trouble with the tourists.

 

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More Costa Maya

 

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The ship docked at Port Canaveral before heading back to Baltimore. We were lucky to be in port when a rocket was launched at the Cape. The sky was clear so we had a great view.

 

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More pics before we left. The sun was just coming up when we got into Baltimore so I didn't take anymore pics.

I would definitely recommend a cruise to people, it's a relaxing way to travel. It took a few days after I got back before I stopped rocking back anf forth though

 

[justanotheradikt]

badass man!

was the ship the nordic empress/empress of the seas? if so ive been on that ship. pretty nice. i LOVE cruises! all the food you can eat! and its so peaceful at night to go out on deck...you are in the middle of the ocean..nothing to bug you.

 

[kcbhiw]

I love Royal Carribean. I've had much better times on their lines than the others I've been on. Which ship was that? Rhapsody?

 

[jeremyfl]

The reason that the guests were soo much older is because you went on Royal Carribean. I used to work in the travel industry and the cruise industry as well. If you want to have fun with a younger crowd go on carnival, however, the food and service will be sacrificed.

 

[justanotheradikt]

The reason that the guests were soo much older is because you went on Royal Carribean. I used to work in the travel industry and the cruise industry as well. If you want to have fun with a younger crowd go on carnival, however, the food and service will be sacrificed.

i dont find that true.... it was older because of the time he went. ive been on 11 RCCL cruises.... only one had majority old people... the freedom of the seas which i went on in mid oct. if you go when school is in session there will be older people....prices seem to be lower also. but during hte summer there are plenty of young people on RCCL. not your college frat kid that wants to just get drunk and hump everything that walks but respectable young people that still like to have a lot of fun.