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amather

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About amather

  • Birthday August 31

Personal Info

  • First Name
    Allen
  • Last Name
    Mather
  • Gender
    Male
  • State
    Texas
  • Country
    United States

Cruising

  • First Cruise Year
    2007
  • Cruises Sailed
    3
  • Favorite Cruise Line
    Royal Carib
  • Favorite Shipboard Activity
    Everything
  • Favorite Port Activity
    Guided tours
  • Places I've Cruised To
    Western Caribbean, Alaska
  • Last Cruise Date
    2009-05-16
  • Next Cruise Date
    2009

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  • Hobbies & Interests
    Cruising, narrow-gauge railroading, history.
  • Books
    The Bible, anything by Patrick O'Brian,
  • Quotes
    "For God so loved the world that he gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him will not perish but have everlasting life"
  • Occupation
    Computer Network Admin.
  1. You got it in one! That's the Carnival Ecstasy, out of Galveston, November of 2008. We had won a free trip. Loved the cruise, although the ship is a bit dated.

  2. i enjoy sending out friendship invitations and may you please accept. which ship are you on in your picture? looks like carnival to me. have a great weekend.

  3. A quick check of the Vagabond Inn's website shows a basic room, with continental breakfast and shuttle to the pier, at $85 for one night. Also, the "Park & Sail" (one night + one week's parking and shuttle service) is $119 regular price, $107.10 with AAA, Senior, or military/govt pricing. My TA is currently checking with his contacts for other hotels. I'll post those once he gets back with me. Allen
  4. Allen, nice photo avater!

  5. Hi there and welcome back to the new Cruise Crazies.

  6. Hello and welcome to the NEW CruiseCrazies!

  7. I haven't been on RCCI out of Galveston, but just got back in November from a trip on Carnival. At that time, traffic was very light to the island. One thing to look out for: If traffic lights aren't working (they weren't in November), treat all intersections with them as a 4-way stop! Allen
  8. We've only been to the Mayan ruins across from Cozumel, so can't really help with a comparison. I enjoyed it immensely. My wife also enjoyed the actual ruins, but got seasick from the boat ride to/from the mainland (it's about 45 minutes to an hour each way). You also have a 60-90 minute bus ride in each direction - the difference being because you get the dubious privilege of stopping at a Mayan-run store for a half-hour. The ruins are very impressive, but we weren't allowed to go inside or climb on them (which makes sense from a preservation perspective, but was still disappointing!). Hope that's some help! Al Mather
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