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Topic: Surely one of you must have been on the Meditterean cruises

skyp
Just Boarded
Member # 1316

posted 05-29-2000 01:10 PM

Urgent
I'm still waiting for someone out there to give me some information on the Mistral -Grecian Treasures cruise or the Legend of the Seas 7 nights Mediteranean cruise.

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mitch
First Class Passenger
Member # 708

posted 05-30-2000 07:53 AM

Isn't it frustrating when you are in dire need of information about a certain cruise or ports of call and no-one responds.

Feeling compassionate but unable to help.

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Scottylass
First Class Passenger
Member # 420

posted 05-30-2000 09:38 AM

skyp:

Was on the Vision of the Seas, June 98 doing one of the itineraries that the Legend is now doing. What was it you wanted to know about??

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Caronia
First Class Passenger
Member # 1312

posted 06-02-2000 03:56 PM

People might be more responsive in the Ports of Call forum.

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sympatico
First Class Passenger
Member # 797

posted 06-02-2000 04:23 PM

Maybe no one on this forum has been on either of these ships. I am sure if they had been they would have answered your question.

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MagnmPI
First Class Passenger
Member # 299

posted 06-02-2000 05:12 PM

I too was on Vision of the Seas in '98, May to be exact...Voyage #2. We went on the seven day which is exactly the same as Legend's current seven day trip depending on which week you go since the intinerary alternates every other week. We had a great time. We spent a week on our own in London and Barcelona before meeting the ship. I was feeling homesick for the states and then we boarded the ship. Like Malcolm says it's a slice of America in the middle of the Meditteranean. If you want a more European experience I would go with the Mistral or Costa Cruises. I read on cruise news that RCI is expanding it's presence in Europe by adding the Splendour of the Seas in the Meditteranean with veteran Legend of the Seas.

My favorite port was Civitavecchia (Rome) but seeing Rome in under seven hours doesn't do this great city justice.

If you have a specific question about a port or RCI in the Med. let me know I'll do my best to answer.

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Scottylass
First Class Passenger
Member # 420

posted 06-05-2000 02:31 AM

Hello all:

Skyp contacted me, and she got some information and has decided to book the Legend of the Seas in the Med, on the itinerary that takes in Sardinia, Livorno etc...

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