The Savvy Old Lady's Cruise Reviews: Recent Comments

Comment on "TOP OF THE WORLD" REVERSE TRIP FROM NEW YORK TO DOVER

Dora — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 03:05:58 GMT

Enjoyed all 3 of your blogs on your latest adventure. Your writing lets me visualize this awesome cruise. I am envious of you both. We spent part of this summer in the Canadian Rockies . Glaciers, green forests and lots of wildlife.

Comment on OH CAPTAIN! OUR CAPTAIN!

MILAGROS LAGO — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 08:41:50 GMT

in each every word you described our beloved CAPTAIN STEFANO RAVERA is truly heartfelt feeling of PRIDE working with him, indeed. In addition to your wonderful long memoirs at sea/ports of call on board M/V TAHITIAN PRINCESS our very famous and beautiful floating WHITE LADY likewise crewmembers do feel the security and peace of HOME AWAY FROM HOME under his command.
Madame, wishful i had the chance to serve you to make the most of your cruise DIFFERENCE, I was on board year 2007 assigned in deck 7 AFT starboardside as Stateroom Stewardess. Hope to meet you in one of your future cruises.

Comment on TAHITIAN PRINCESS' CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER OFFERS ADVICE TO CRUISE PASSENGERS

Wendy Kaneen — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 20:11:00 GMT

I thoroughly enjoyed reading your article on the medical facility on board a cruise ship. I never knew they were so well equipped. Thanks for your article and all the helpful information regarding your health issues on board a ship.

Comment on WHY ALASKA? PRINCESS CRUISE LINE'S TAHITIAN PRINCESS

Ryan — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 22:15:53 GMT

Thanks for the wonderful information. We have been wanting to take a cruise and I have been reading your articles. I think an Alaska is the way to go for us. Thank you.

By the way, Love Ya.

Ryan T.

Comment on WHY ALASKA? PRINCESS CRUISE LINE'S TAHITIAN PRINCESS

Martha — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 09:40:31 GMT

HI, I was delighted to find your site and excellent writing about your Tahitian Princess Alaska cruise. My husband, daughter, and I were on the Tahitian cruise just ahead of yours, from August 8-22. We did several of the same tours that you did and especially enjoyed the Summer Sled Dog Camp at Skagway, the train at Skagway, the Whale Watching at Juneau, and an all-day boat tour at Valdez (with a glacier closeup, fishing, seals, lots of birds, and interesting tales about the area).
We unfortunately missed seeing Victoria due to a bad storm with 20' waves, which made for a very exciting dining experience that evening. I discovered that I don't get seasick, but apparently many other guests opted out of dining (lobster night) that night.
We loved our time (first cruise ever) aboard the Tahitian and hope to travel aboard the ship again within a year.
Thanks.
Martha,
AKGloryBelle

Comment on Cruising The High Seas with the Norovirus

YachtCharter Griechenland — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 06:06:32 GMT

Wow, I never knew that Cruising The High Seas with the Norovirus. That's pretty interesting...

Comment on WHY ALASKA? PRINCESS CRUISE LINE'S TAHITIAN PRINCESS

Dora — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 02:51:08 GMT

Came back to reread your blog and keep alive our wonderful Alaska cruise memories on the Tahitian Princess.

Comment on BUONGIORNO FROM COSTA’S FORTUNA

PAULETTE — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 04:13:12 GMT

HUBBY AND I ON FORTUNA IN JANUARY W.CARIBBEAN. WHERE DO I FIND WHAT TO WEAR? IS THERE A FORMAL TUX NIGHT? YOUR NOTES HERE WAS FIRST MENTION OF TOGA NIGHT. HELP!!!! THANKS!

Comment on WHY ALASKA? PRINCESS CRUISE LINE'S TAHITIAN PRINCESS

Private Number Plate — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 03:22:01 GMT

That was quite a cruise. I envy you!

Comment on WHY ALASKA? PRINCESS CRUISE LINE'S TAHITIAN PRINCESS

Funny man Len — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 19:51:08 GMT

The young man taking the photos must have been very patient to catch a whale blow.