CAN YOU CRUISE TOO MUCH? CANCELING OUR NEXT CRUISE!
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Tony from La Lito Loco discusses the decision to take a break from frequent cruising and cancel an upcoming trip. He presents a detailed spreadsheet tracking his cruising history since 2017, noting that he has completed 26 cruises across various lines including Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and Celebrity. The creator explains that recent travel schedules have become exhausting due to constant packing, unpacking, and driving between different ships. He identifies two main lessons learned from his recent experiences: the importance of staying on the same ship for back-to-back cruises to avoid fatigue and the necessity of cruising with intention to avoid boredom from visiting the same ports repeatedly. Consequently, he is canceling a scheduled March cruise on the Carnival Pride to the Caribbean. Instead, he plans to take a six-week hiatus to reset before embarking on a Panama Canal crossing on the Island Princess. While the daily video content for the channel will continue, the rapid pace of travel will pause to allow for more meaningful and new cruise experiences in the future.
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i've been on 26 cruises and i didn't know which cruise lines that was on and i didn't know when and so i made this fancy spreadsheet
i think it's too much i think it's let me give you the totals
we're canceling our next cruise and it's causing me to reevaluate what i want to do going forward
if you're going to do three weeks of cruising i would suggest that you do back-to-back which you stay on the same cruise ship
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