ludari
DIS Veteran
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- Dec 4, 2010
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I've never sailed on NCL but when I sailed HAL to Alaska and San Diego in 2010 on a B2B cruise and at 42 I definitely felt like I was one of the younger passengers on board the ship with the exception of the one child on board. The older crowd on the ship didn't bother me at all since I was consumed with enjoying myself and in fact my cruise to Alaska was one of the best cruises I every had (more the destination and not the ship). I'm very active as well and usually go scuba diving, kayaking, bicycle riding, zip lining, etc. when I cruise so one perk about cruising with an older crowd is that booking those type of active port adventures on my Alaskan cruise was easy considering most people did not book them. I will have to agree that the nightclubs/bars on the ship in the evening where practically empty and most of the senior crowd seem to hang around the pool areas or library on the ship. I also noticed that when the ship experienced a day of rough waters I practically had the ship to myself since I don't get seasick. If you have any specific questions that I missed please asks.