Cruise Myth #5: Cruise Ships Are Crowded
I have never been on a cruise ship where I could not find a quiet corner to read a book or be alone with my spouse. Although a cruise ship with over 3000 passengers can seem crowded at times, it is no more so than most hotels, restaurants, or resorts. Cruise ship managers understand crowd control much like they do at Disney World. Luxury cruise ships usually have plenty of space per passenger and many spacious common areas.
About Me
- Ralph Williams, Master Cruise Counsellor
- Omaha, Nebraska, United States
- Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer. Travel is an investment in you. It transforms you and makes you more interesting, more fun, and more understanding. I have enjoyed travel throughout my career and have traveled widely throughout the United States and the world having been in all 50 states and on 5 of the world's 7 continents. I have also become an avid cruiser as I find cruising such a wonderful way to travel. When I go on vacation, I really don’t want to be bothered with arranging hotels, transportation, meals, entertainment and all the other details of traveling – nor do I want to be packing and unpacking constantly. I don't want to come home from vacation feeling like I need a vacation! As I reached a stage in life where I could do what I really wanted to do, I looked for a career where I could work with my wife, Laura, on a daily basis. Our greatest thrill is sending families of all ages off to spend quality time together. We have both built very successful business careers based on excellent customer service and excellent products – now we are using that experience to provide great travel opportunities to our clients.
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