Thank you, Veendam Duck Crew

[JacquieP]

Rough seas is the understatement! Leon and I did that cruise in December several years ago and that's when we had the 25 foot waves. True story now - we went to the dining room for lunch and the drapes were pulled over the windows. Being the curious person, I pulled the drape back and there was a fish staring at me! This was Golden Princess where the dining room is on the fifth deck!!!!

 

[audrey]

I don't think that I would consider a european cruise for the trip from calif to new york was a long flight for me and am glad that next two cruises are one out of calif and the alaska one only two hours about to Seattle.

 

[ShipMaven]

Rough seas is the understatement! Leon and I did that cruise in December several years ago and that's when we had the 25 foot waves. True story now - we went to the dining room for lunch and the drapes were pulled over the windows. Being the curious person, I pulled the drape back and there was a fish staring at me! This was Golden Princess where the dining room is on the fifth deck!!!!

And you pay a premium for the privilege of less-than-perfect weather if you're doing a Holiday cruise! I always urge my friends NOT to consider travel there at that time of year.

 

[Calgon1]

Ahh, my dear Calgon. With all the European river cruising venues, we would need far more than simply la langue française .

The only trouble is that "Canard à l'orange" is a popular dish - I could be accused of cannibalism suggesting a Duck Crew cruise in Europe, much as I personally would love it. :whistle:

Had that (a double serving actually) on the Duckingdam. NewMoon and Bug just kept giving me the evil eye(s) ...