I've seen a lot of fluff questions in the past with other travel groups. This one was a very good question and very eye-opening. It's interesting to find that they would take a 7-day cruise with a newer ship versus 14 days only older show, at least as of right now how the polls seem to be playing out. Of course! I made it one more by my own vote lol

I love these polls as a travel agent, I realize the difference between what people think they use for criteria of deciding versus what actually influenced them. For instance, sometimes it's promotions and other things they see. We all have our perceptions. For instance, my knee jerk was the itinerary just like most of the people. But I often wonder what other factors subconsciously are affecting me. Those things that I don't really think about, but I react to. Human psychology is always fascinating to me.

I can visit the food court only so many times. Bring me some ports that i can explore!

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I can't leave it to chance. As soon as I start booking the cruise I'm looking at the excursions. I'm not one of those people who want to stay on the ship when we are at dock. I start looking at the top destinations at whatever Port we're at so I know the sites that I must see and then I start looking at excursions that match. But the funny thing is now that I have been cruising quite a bit lately I don't look so much for excursions I prefer to actually plan my own thing and then set up my own transportation ahead of time to go to the places on my own the only time I actually do it a formal excursion is if I need historical background from an actual guide or if it's required for entry.

@Katrina Edginton It comes out less expensive when I plan it myself. I control the itinerary and how deeply I am engulfed at the venue. Lol bonus when I run into a tour going on. sometimes I have been known to "Blend in".