Sailing on Regal Empress......
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Sailing on Regal Empress......
Hi all!<BR><BR>I'm sailing on the Regal Empress next Friday out of New York. My main reason for doing this is I love classic liners and this is one of the few left (she's from 1953).<BR><BR>What do you think of Regal Cruises; and the ship?<BR><BR>We've booked the two biggest suites on the ship (AS 1 & AS 2) on the top deck.<BR><BR>Thanks!<BR><BR>Michael<BR>NYC
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Hi Michael,<BR><BR>You will enjoy the Regal. I sailed her twice. It is in excellent shape for a ship built in 1953 and one of the only ones left sailing the U.S.<BR><BR>It is the only old ship that can manuver in and out of ports without the aid of a tug.<BR><BR>The enteratinment is not production as you may well know, but it is quite a but of fun with the entertainers in the middle and the passengers surrounding. More audience participation.<BR><BR>The food and service is very good. Watching Karaoke is fun. They never drop you off in a port without complimenaty transportation to somewhere.<BR><BR>The two suites are beautiful. Simiar to your living room at home.<BR>If you had ever stayed later to watch the clean-up in those two suites you will see the care that is taken making sure everything is perfect.<BR><BR>Enjoy,<BR><BR>Paul
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Hi Michael,<BR><BR>Another positive is that the ship is extremely intimate and the captain makes sure he meets everyone personally. He is always mingling with the passengers on his time off.<BR><BR>Post a short trip review when you return.<BR><BR>FYI .. They have a "renewal of vows" ceremony for only $125 with some greeat amenenities. Much less than other cruise lines.<BR><BR>Enjoy,<BR> <BR>Paul
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Hi all!<BR><BR>If any one is interested; I posted a LONG review of my trip on Cruise Critic ( www.cruisecritic.com ) on the Regal board.<BR><BR>I'm too lazy to type another one here!<BR><BR>MB<BR>