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CruisinCousin
08-26-2005, 02:21 PM
Are you looking for top quality in a cruise experience? Then think about taking a cruise with Crystal Cruise Line. This upscale cruise line is more intimate than the 2,000+ passengers of other cruise lines; Crystal ships typically handle only about 1,000 passengers.

While other cruise lines operate a fleet of ships, Crystal has only three: Crystal Harmony, Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity. Crystal Cruise Line consistently receives awards of excellence. Conde Nast Traveler has named Crystal "Best Large-Ship Cruise Line" for the last nine years. Travel + Leisure magazine has awarded Crystal the status of "World’s Best Large-Ship Cruise Line" for the same years. A Travel + Leisure reader’s poll voted Crystal "World’s Best" in cruise line service.

Aren't you ready to treat yourself to the best? Look for great deals on Crystal cruises online.

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CruisinCousin
08-29-2005, 05:19 PM
No one is joining me here at Crystal Cruises!

One of the great features of Crystal Cruises is their onboard spa. The readers of Condé Nast Traveler voted Crystal Cruises as the best cruise line spa in a 2004 Readers' Spa Poll of land-based and onboard spas in North America and the Caribbean. Reread that part - including land-based spas, those planted on terra firma with a full staff. The onboard Crystal Spas are designed on Feng Shui principles and offer a range of services, such as facials, massages, and aroma therapies. What a way to relax!

CruisinCousin

gammaray
10-01-2005, 06:07 PM
According to Cruise Line International Association:

"Big Band music can be heard on every cruise, and the line offers a host of theme cruises as well. A Tommy Dorsey Orchestra theme cruise is available on Crystal Serenity’s November transatlantic itinerary, and a Big Band sailing on April 29 takes place aboard Crystal Symphony. The line features dance classes and gentleman hosts sail on all itineraries."

gammaray

islandhopper
10-02-2005, 10:31 AM
I can't help but think about the movie with Jack Lemmon (for sure) and wasn't it Walter Matthau? Sort of a take-off on Some Like It Hot where the two of them are escaping from mobsters and hide out as dance hosts on a cruise ship, except they can't dance!

Maybe we should start a thread about our favorite movies that occur on a cruise ship!

islandhopper