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yona
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posted 09-07-2001 02:58 PM      Profile for yona        Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
melody transatlantic on 27.12.01
someone going on this cruise.
melody 13.4 cruising the cariben
someone on this cruise

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Amerikanis
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posted 09-08-2001 02:16 PM      Profile for Amerikanis   Email Amerikanis   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I made the Transatlantic Cruise in 1997, December 27th to January 14th, 1998.

It was not the best. The Port of Tanger, Maroc cancelled with an lie, the food cheap precooked items Italian Style, made hot before served.

The Service in the Restaurant not at all good, Buffets cheap without Variations, noise level in Restaurant very high.

The inside cabin was o.k. and relatively spacious.

But i will not take MSC again, it was the second Cruise after 1996 with the Monterey from Genova to Rio.

The Price was not high, 3350 German Marks including flight from Ft. Lauderdale to Frankfurt.

Costa is the better Italian Company, now selled to Carnival Cruise Lines.

My favourite is Celebrity...

The Cruise with the Melody goes from Genova to Tanger (cancelled), Funchal, Barbados, Grenada, Martinique, St. Thomas, Nassau,
Ft. Lauderdale.

The ship has an big indoor-pool with magrodome, by nice weather it is open, in bad weather it is closed in some minutes, an big outdoor pool, 3 Whirlpools, a big variety of public rooms.

Vibrations in deck 3 and in the stern section.

Passengers 1100 basis 2 bed-cabins, Maximum 1600 all berths.
Crew 535, 4 Elevators, 205 Meters long, 27,36 wide, draught 7,80.

The ship is stable at sea, Diesel Engines with 30000 Horsepower, FIAT.

Former Names ATLANTIC, later STAR SHIP ATLANTIC, built 1982 in France.


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posted 09-08-2001 03:42 PM      Profile for Johan C   Email Johan C   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I'm on the Melody september 23-30 for a mediterrenean cruise. I was on Monterey march 2000 and had a very good time. I hope Melody gives me the same impression. I let you know !

Johan


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thank you.
hope to hear about your cruise

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