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Originally Posted by MoneyGuy
I’ve met people who are doing it. They stay on one ship, generally, but may change after a few year (I don’t know). Itineraries change so they may be in Alaska or the Caribbean for summer, then off to the South Pacific for winter, etc. etc. I met a woman years ago who with her husband owned the land (California) that Princess bought for their corporate HQ. I was told she was using the money to cruise the world with Princess after her husband died. The crew all knew her by name.
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Like I said...some people love it.
If you have the money it is a genuine retirement option. You can stay on one ship, you can hop ship to ship, the cruise lines are actually apparently quite accommodating, a huge departure from air travel these days.
Its an option.
From what they tell me though...I find it really interesting because apparently the level of care and professionalism from Cruise Line staff is on a whole different level that almost anywhere else.
I havent been on a cruise in years, so I really cant say.