Jan and Tracey Travels
🥈Expert CreatorJan and Tracey Travels description on YouTube:
During our combined 46 years of service in the US Army, we were fortunate to visit so many places around the world. After after another eight years serving in education, we fully retired and now our full-time occupation is to follow our dream of seeing as much of this beautiful world as we can. The purpose of our channel is not only to share our experiences, but also to provide a resource to those who want to travel the world through cruising. Whether you are traveling to the blue seas of Caribbean, the history of the Mediterranean, or exploring new cultures and peoples in Africa, Asia, and South America, cruising is a great method of travel to get you there. We will not only bring you information about the different cruise ships that may take you to these locations, but also give you an insight into these beautiful and interesting destinations. Thanks for coming to our channel, please continue to travel along with us! Keep on Traveling!
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Topic-by-topic creator consensus
Every topic scored on the Trip Bacon Score — 0 to 5. More bacon, more love.
Dining
Cabins
Entertainment
Deck & Recreation
Ship & Crew
Value & Logistics
Scale: 0–5 strips in half-step increments. 0 = “meh”, 5 = “bacon bliss”. Aggregated from creator-review sentiment, weighted by channel expertise.
About our Bacon Score methodologyWho’s this ship for?
How the ship rates with different travel parties.
Seals are awarded when topics or audiences cross positive thresholds with sufficient volume.
What Creators Are Saying
Selected quotes from our creator panel.
“Sakura the Asian Fusion restaurant... every one of those bites was absolutely fantastic lots of flavor”
“I've been to over a 100 countries and Jan's been to over 95 and we both agree that this was the best travel experience on or off a ship that we have ever experienced.”
“Antarctica itself which absolutely fully without any uh hyperbole exceeded our wildest expectations”
“we were shocked to see the Northern Lights in the sky above”
“And for our money, this is the best buffet at sea.”
“The Food Republic was had the very worst food we've had on any uh restaurant on any cruise ship at sea.”
“the food Republic was the very worst specialty restaurant I have ever had on any cruise and is pretty much one of the worst meals I've had in any restaurant it was horrible”
“the internet it easily was the worst internet we have had on any cruise ship ever”
“The food that we had on the Celebrity Beyond on this one cruise was the worst of the 10.”
“the safety drill y'all that was terrible it was not a good safety drill”
Pro Tips From Creators
The most-shared advice for Jan and Tracey Travels.
Start by studying deck plans on the cruise line's website, focusing on your cabin first.
Use YouTube ship tours while looking at deck plans to orient yourself.
Identify 'superhighways' (main corridors) that run from forward to aft.
Download the cruise line's mobile app before arriving at the port.
Use the house phone location in elevator banks as a reference point for port vs. starboard.
Follow cabin numbers to determine forward vs. aft orientation.
Use the forward elevator and stairwells to access the medical center on deck seven.
Note that some stairwells on deck six do not allow entry to the Marco Polo restaurant.
Videos (271)
1:00World Cruise Day 25 A Whale of a Time
0:58TipsWorld Cruise Day 23: Mistakes Were Made
1:00World Cruise Day 22: Venturing into Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala
1:00VlogWorld Cruise Day 21: Sea Day Reflecting upon Excursions
1:00VlogWorld Cruise Day 20 Dancing Through Costa Rica
31:11TourMSC Preziosa Ship Tour With Yacht Club
1:00World Cruise Day 18 From Atlantic to Pacific via the Panama Canal
0:58VlogWorld Cruise Day 19: When Your Itinerary Changes
1:00World Cruise Day 17 Staging for the Panama Canal in Colon
1:00TipsWorld Cruise Day 16: Missing Number
1:00World Cruise Day 15: Cartagena Colombia
1:00World Cruise Day 14: Arriving in Colombia
1:00VlogWorld Cruise Day 13 Day at Sea in the Caribbean
1:00World Cruise Day 12: St. George, Grenada
22:23ReviewReview of the MSC Preziosa--Not for everyone
1:00TourWorld Cruise Day 11-Kingstown, St Vincent and the Grenadines
1:00World Cruise Day 10 Bridgetown Barbados
1:00World Cruise Day 9-The Lounges of the Poesia
0:57TipsWorld Cruise Day 8--Favorite 3 Spots on the Poesia (So Far)
1:00World Cruise Day 7--7 Cruise Hacks for Small Cabins
1:00World Cruise Day 6-Trials of the Internet
12:31VlogTrondheim and Briksdal Glacier by MSC
0:58World Cruise Day 5--First Sea Day of the Transatlantic
1:00World Cruise Day 4--Over a Cliff in Madeira