Cruising is the great vacation value. Cruise ships are floating hotel/resorts suited to every budget. Unpack once, relax, swim, surf, learn to dive, snorkel, rock climb, go bowling.....all this and more while you see the many places you have always dreamed of. Cruising gives you the chance to be pampered, experience gourmet meals from renowned chefs, make new friends, get reacquainted with old friends, dance and enjoy Las Vegas style shows and night-life........

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Cunard's Queen Mary 2.....

Legendary Transatlantic Crossing Aboard Queen Mary 2

Bask in six days of cruising between NYC and Southampton while experiencing the same voyage that immigrants and the rich and famous did. The ship is the destination.
 

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• Are you a single individual, a newlywed couple, a family with or without children, an empty nester, baby boomers or a senior? 

• Do you have special needs such as handicapped/disabled, diet restrictions or allergies? 

• Would you like an eco-tour, adventure cruise, a chance to see the "homeland" of your ancestors, or the pampering of a spa-cruise?  

• Are you thinking of a family reunion? 

• A "Ladies-Only" vacation with your girlfriends, sisters, or other female family members? 

• How about a golfing vacation? 

• Are your children clamoring for a Disney vacation but you are weary at the thought of trekking around Disney World or DisneyLand for days on end, standing in lines for rides and food.  Think about a Disney Cruise.  If you think Disney Cruises are only for the kids, think again.  The Disney cruise is for children of all ages, even those of you who long to reconnect with your mate but find the demands of family stand between you and your intimacy.  On a Disney cruise you can find the romance and once again believe in "Never-Never Land".

• Loyal Customer Rewards: 2 Ways To Be Rewarded!

  • You can earn perks and discounts by booking a future cruise, or future cruise credits, while you are onboard your cruise.  These are offered only while onboard by cruise line personnel.  After you leave the ship, these special benefits will not be available to you.  At TopDawg Travel, we want you to take advantage of these opportunities.  And you can do it and still work with TopDawg Travel and receive your loyal customer rewards as well.  While you are discussing these opportunities with the onboard representative, simply let them know you work with a travel advisor at TOPDAWG TRAVEL and/or give the BLUE  flyer  included in your travel packet.  If you have misplaced the letter you can click here and print it.  When the cruise line notifies TopDawg Travel that you have booked a future cruise, TopDawg Travel will apply an additional $25 Shipboard Credit** to your booking!

  • You know what fun it is to cruise as well as what TopDawg Travel can do for you, your family, your friends, your co-workers or anyone else you know!  So don't forget that every time you refer a new client who books & completes travel on a cruise with TopDawg Travel,  you will receive an additional $25** Shipboard Credit!  It is our way of saying   "Mahalo!" or "Thank You!" for your business and your referrals.    Cruising is such fun, it makes it easy to spread the word and send your friends, family, clients or acquaintances our way so that you can earn Referral Rewards!  It is this way that we can let you know how much we appreciate you, your business and your referrals.  So Remember - Once the referral booking is traveled & completed, you earn a $25** Shipboard Credit for your next cruise booking with TopDawg Travel!

   

   **Referral Rewards/Ship Board Credits good on cruises 7 days or longer.

That did not go well....I will never be so cheap again as to insist on an inside cabin.  I was so envious of the people who has balconies.  My first cruise was only a 4 day cruise but that is 3 nights too many in a dark closet.  Really small, and when I turned out the lights, it was the blackest of black in the room.  I had to turn the light back on and locate where everything was in the tiny room so I would not kill myself if I had to get up in the middle of the night.  It was a little rough at sea the first night.  I am a sailor, but in the pitch black of my room, laying on the bed and keeping my hands on the headboard so I would know which direction I was laying, the bed definitely pitched around a bit.  I talked to some folks who had balcony rooms and they did not notice the rough seas at all.  Maybe choosing the cheapest inside room was not such a good idea.  The room was on the lowest occupied deck and that may have had an impact on the rock and roll.  I was not sick or anything, but I learned that the only way to survive that closet was to turn the television to the channel that had the forward cameras on board and put it on mute.  Then when I would awaken, I could see the lights and forward motion of the ship.  The rest of the cruise was great fun: sunning in a secluded area on the stern of the ship; the spa (oh yes!); Great food; Walking the decks and talking to the other passengers; dining options galore (did I mention great food????); I could go on and on!  I will definitely cruise again -thinking of a 7 or a 10 day cruise to a warm locale ..... but not in an inside cabin!!!  BALCONY - HERE I COME!!!