Demographics aboard Norwegian Spirit

Enjoy Hiroshima. If you have time, take a ferry over to Miajima.

As far as delays go, there is no way of telling what you will be facing because of the government shutdown. Sorry. But you will eventually get home.

Sounds as if you had a diverse group of people on your cruise. My wife and I took a repositioning cruise from Miami to U.K. not knowing it was a singles cruise. And a big percentage were LGBTQ. It was quite an eye opening 12 days. We just take traveling in stride rolling with the flow.

We flew into Dallas this weekend. It was a domestic flight so don’t have any info about customs etc but everything else was operating completely normally.

Suki

I did ferry over to Miyajima and am planning to write about my excursion soon

Hi David

Was it a nude cruise as well. I think that I have seen nude cruises advertised.

Leaving on the 19th to fly home. Hopefully there will not be too many delays. I am tired. I think a 14 day cruise is too long. I want more than 7 but less than 14

Hi ncangelose

Thank you for the update of course, one day things can go well and the next day not so well. Dallas often presents problems

Ha. It is all personal preference. We will not consider anything under 14 days and prefer those closer to 28 days. BUT -- we have been on more than 200 nights of cruises, mostly with the same cruise line, so have the routine well established. However a seven day Disney cruise with two granddaughters just about did us in. At the cruise port we checked into a hotel for three night before heading home. The airlines are uncertain these days. This past weekend a early evening flight from SF to Den was delayed three hours. Five days later the mid-afternoon return flight was on time. It is a dice roll these days with our government.

Hi Frank

For myself, I am finding a 14 day cruise a bit too long but 7 day cruises are not long enough. I think that I prefer a 9 or 10 day cruise with a few night pre-cruise

What I am finding especially interesting is the number of people who were born in one country but now live in a completely different country.

I met a couple who were born in Kenya but now live in London. From their coloring and features, they look to be Indian

Another large group were from Mexico but all lived in different cities around the United States.

This seems to be a common theme. Born in one country but living in a completely different country.

Thanks for posting.

I find it very interesting to know the demographics of the guests aboard a large cruise, specifically in regards to nationality and languages.