Translantic Crossings

As I do not fly what are the chances of a crossing from NY to England,
staying a week or so in London then returning to NY either by the same
ship or another one?

SUNNY...........I do not care for sailing one way and flying back

S'nd I
XXX

I can't imagine you'd have any problem doing that,
especially if you didn't mind coming back on a different
ship or line.

"villa deauville" wrote in message
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As I do not fly what are the chances of a crossing from NY to England,
staying a week or so in London then returning to NY either by the same
ship or another one?

SUNNY...........I do not care for sailing one way and flying back

S'nd I
XXX

Sunny asked:

As I do not fly what are the chances of a crossing from NY to England,
staying a week or so in London then returning to NY either by the same
ship or another one?

I don't see any reason why you could not do that, if you are flexible with
your dates, pocketbook and the length of your cruise and time ashore.

villa deauville wrote:

As I do not fly what are the chances of a crossing from NY to England,
staying a week or so in London then returning to NY either by the same
ship or another one?

SUNNY...........I do not care for sailing one way and flying back

S'nd I
XXX

Easy, I would think, on the QE2 or QM2. If you wanted to go in the
Spring, you could probably combine a wondeful and inexpensive
repositioning cruise to England with a Cunard crossing back to New York.

For example, on May 8 2005, the Golden Princess (one of your favorites,
I think, Sunny) will be doing a 15-day repositioning cruise from New
York to Southampton. Prices will probably be great, if you wait a
while. The QM2 will sail back from Southampton the New York on either
May 22 (the day you arrive) or two weeks later on June 3, if you wanted
a longer stay in England.

Howie

On Tue, 8 Jun 2004 18:18:13 -0400, (villa deauville)
wrote:

As I do not fly what are the chances of a crossing from NY to England,
staying a week or so in London then returning to NY either by the same
ship or another one?

Hi Sunny,

Only the QM2 is now doing Trans-Atlanic crossings on regular (as in
often) sailings during some parts of the year. Other cruise lines do
a few crossings usually as a result of repositioning. Any travel
agent that specializes in cruises can assist you to find some dates
that this would be doable.

Best regards,
Ray
LIGHTHOUSE TRAVEL
800-719-9917 or 805-566-3905
http://www.lighthousetravel.com

"villa deauville" wrote in message
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As I do not fly what are the chances of a crossing from NY to England,
staying a week or so in London then returning to NY either by the same
ship or another one?


How about taking QM2 over in the early fall, then staying a week or so in
London, then taking a repositioning cruise on any number of ships in mid to
late Fall directly back to Florida?

Ernie

Ernie
That sounds wonderful. Because going from NY means we have to fly.
Will look into it. Thanx

SUNNY..........I think the QM2 is too humungeous

S'nd I
XXX

"villa deauville" wrote in message
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Ernie
That sounds wonderful. Because going from NY means we have to fly.
Will look into it. Thanx

SUNNY..........I think the QM2 is too humungeous

It really isn't....

Sunny,

Cunard has a few crossings listed at:

http://www.cunard.com/CruiseCalendar...tive=Cru iseF
inder
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ



"villa deauville" wrote in message
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As I do not fly what are the chances of a crossing from NY to England,
staying a week or so in London then returning to NY either by the same
ship or another one?

SUNNY...........I do not care for sailing one way and flying back

S'nd I
XXX

Scott
As I have some difficulty in walking long distances I do believe the QM2
would not be a good fit for me.

SUNNY............has to do this soon

S'nd I
XXX