Kristen Joy Odley

So you have to relay on other airplanes that are behind you, that can hear you, that can pick up your air traffic.

It's a little scary when you think about it.

When you get on a ship, there is nothing like that.

They stay in touch with each other.

There's maritime friendliness.

It's vast.

It's vast.

When we went on our cruise in the Mediterranean, we could see other boats.

at night, either following us or on the side of us, pacing us almost, like the exact same.

Now, they're probably a half a mile or a mile away, but that is done, I think, because we're all going in the same direction, and a lot of times we would see those ships in port at the next port because there's only so many combinations.

But then also, I think it's for safety, right?

It's to make sure that nothing happens, and if something does happen, there's power in numbers.

You've got some friends.

You've got something that can go on.

Carnival Cruise...

known as this kind of value cruise ship operator, they have largely catered to people who normally can't afford luxury cruising, so they fit this bill.

And they can give you really cheap rooms, like $259 for a four-day cruise for a person.

And they feed you.

And sometimes they booze you, depending on what package you get.

And then they let rip.