We have traveled Royal Caribbean on Mariner of the Seas and loved everything available for our family to see and do on the ship. We have also done Carnival and were not really impressed with the ship. We are just trying to determine if the Oceania Cruise Line is for couples who are near retirement age or already there. We are trying to pick the right cruise line to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary too! Any suggestions or ideas greatly appreciated.
Most people are in the 60+ range ..some older some younger
There is no children's programs or formal nights, no vegas type shows ...pretty quiet in the evenings, small casino, limited smoking areas ..only 2, open dining
If you want port intensive, small ship experience you might enjoy O
For me nothing beats Oceania, they certainly know how to look after you, my last cruise on board i was 47 and althought there were older one's we definatly was'nt the youngest, go for it will be a 25th to rememmber......
For me nothing beats Oceania, they certainly know how to look after you, my last cruise on board i was 47 and althought there were older one's we definatly was'nt the youngest, go for it will be a 25th to rememmber......
Did you have lots to do on the ship in the evening? I have heard the Oceania lines don't have much of a nightlife though...What are your thoughts?
Did you have lots to do on the ship in the evening? I have heard the Oceania lines don't have much of a nightlife though...What are your thoughts?
Depends on how many things you want to do at night
If it is port intensive cruise most people retire early.
They have an evening show usually 9:45pm, music/dancing in Horizons before/ after the show, Martinis has piano player, 11 pm the have Name that tune or other games, small casino
If you want lots of entertainment O is not for you
My mom is 55 and she said she was the youngest on the ship when she went. I just turned 30 and my husband 31 so I KNOW we will be the youngest on the Med. cruise in July. Oh well
All cruise ships, the drinking age is 21 except for some that are in Europe. Now once you are in port in the Caribbean, then that's a different story. Oh, don't listen to people who say once your in international waters, etc. Being in international waters has absolutely nothing to do with the drinking age. Cruise ships go by the laws of the United States.
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Average age for Oceania cruisers??
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