Mega-Ship or Small Ship? What Actually Changes Onboard

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Picture two cruise ships pulling into the same port on the very same morning. One carries over six thousand passengers, the other closer to two thousand. On the mega-ship, dinner reservations can fill up within minutes, the elevators back up every single evening, and even the popular shows need a reservation just to snag a seat. On the smaller ship, you stroll up to dinner and wait a few minutes at most, and by day three you're actually recognizing the same faces around the pool. Neither size is right or wrong, it really just comes down to whether you're drawn to the energy and endless options of a mega-ship or the ease and familiarity of something smaller. Both have their own kind of magic once you're out at sea. Which one sounds more like your kind of cruise, the big ship energy or the small ship ease? #CruiseTips #CruiseLife #MegaShip #SmallShipCruising #TravelTips

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