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Announcing the grand opening of the new "Articles" repository at CruiseCrazies. This is where you'll now be able to find tons of helpful tips, information, and interesting perspectives on anything and everything related to cruising. New cruiser? Veteran cruiser? Looking for money saving tips? Cruise myths? You'll find all this plus more. We've got a nicely-sized collection to begin with, and new articles will be added often so please keep checking back for more. A sample of what you'll find: 7 Ways To Get The Most Out Of Your Cruising Dollar. Read Things to Consider Before Cruising with the Kids. Read 12 Common Cruise Terms For Newbie Cruisers. Read Fun Facts on the Oasis of the Seas, largest cruise ship in the world. Read Interested in submitting articles? Contact Us! Access Here (or select "Articles" from the "Plan & Research" tab at the top of any page)

Yes Jason, the new page is great! The article about credit card rewards hit home for us. Last year we got a Holland America Visa and for our recent booking on the Noordam we used our accumulated points and knocked $200 off the price of our cruise.

Wow – another great page – thanks Jason!

Are you a Single or Solo Cruiser? Introducing a landing page just for YOU. Go Now! Serving as the first point of entry for all Single and Solo cruisers arriving at our site, this new landing page brings together into a single place all of the relevant social tools, articles, and resources targeted specifically for you. A widget on the right randomly showcases single and solo cruisers (based on profile information). Click a photo to be taken to that user's profile. Use the links to view more random profiles, view all single or solo cruisers, or update your profile. How do we know if you're a single or solo cruiser? From your profile. Update yours today.

Great addition – thanks Jason!

Are you new to the world of cruising? CruiseCrazies now has a dedicated page just for you! The New to Cruising landing page is targeted to new cruisers such as yourself....and brings together all of the information, articles, tips, and site content that as a new cruiser you'll find invaluable. Don't take my word for it - Check it out for yourself: New to Cruising

Fantastic addition – thanks Jason!

Well, I've never known a civil attorney who didn't believe he knew engineering better than engineers, architecture better than architects, medicine better than doctors and (Lord knows) music better than musicians.

The ship probably would have done just fine, if the captain hadn't rammed it at full speed onto a bunch of rocks during his "Showboating" stunt. But maybe the lawyers involved know how to design a better ship. Just saying...

Been to Venice, Athens, Kusadasi, Istanbul, Rome and Barcelona. Don't expect any problem whatsoever in Athens. The problem there is people vs. government, not people vs. Americans. Kusadasi is the port from which you visit Ephesus - a MUST. Istanbul is totally fascinating. Take in whatever you can, from the river tours to the bazaar to the mosques and beyond. Rome has too many interesting places to visit, so you won't be able to get more than a smattering. The forum, the colliseum, any of the temples along the Tiber River and The Vatican, to name a few. Barcelona is one of the most cosmopolitan of all Spanish cities. Explore in spanish or in catalan. choose the things you want to make sure you see before you go, then begin to plan out your port visits. Any specific questions about these ports that you have, I'll be happy to help...