Originally posted by: LolaWiz
LOL! I heard a lot of people say that on our cruise and the crew always rolled their eyes or gave them daggers beause boat is not the right term![]()
Pedantic++. This is like the theater techs that roll their eyes when you tell them the bulb blew in one of the lights.
I got to the point where I started using "boat" as much as possible just to annoy the kind of people that would be annoyed by it!
Anyway, friends of mine went to Hawaii for their honeymoon, and they liked it so much they decided to return the following year. We invited them on our European tour this year only to be turned down - they had just booked their next trip to Hawaii.
That said, since you are on the east coast and trying to save a bit, cruising may be a great way to go since you may be able to save on or eliminate air travel. We loved it. Seasickness shouldn't be a huge concern unless your fiancee is really susceptible to it. My mother couldn't watch me play "Descent" without getting queasy, but she was just fine cruising...and she did it in the 1970s where the boats were much smaller and did not have the astounding stablizing technology that today's ships have.