Stephanie Soo

And then after that, you've got your mainstream or what they call mass market cruise lines.

And these are your Royal Caribbeans, your carnivals.

And each company has a different energy.

People say Royal Caribbean is a bit more laid back, but these ships, Royal Caribbean has the mega ships.

When you see those pictures of a giant water park on the sea, it's a Royal Caribbean most of the time.

When you see ice skating rinks in a ship, that's Royal Caribbean.

Think about entire Six Flags amusement parks on a boat type of feeling.

However, however, that's the most fun you're going to get out of Royal Caribbean.

The parties are not going to be as fun.

The casinos are not as hyped.

So you're gonna really focus a lot on going down the water slide non-stop for eight days straight.

That's the point of the Royal Caribbean.

Now carnival is a lot more social oriented.

And by that I mean it's just a party on water.

People say carnival is like going back to a frat party but being out at sea.

And it's very family-friendly.

The Carnival Horizon, perhaps not as, you know, amenity focused as any other Royal Caribbean ship, it still has a whole water park, smaller, IMAX theaters, they've got Family Feud live, they have other live performances, and this specific trip, the Carnival Horizon, so the Horizon is the ship name, is going to set sail from Port Miami, November 2nd.

It's going to be at sea for six nights, going to Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Mexico, before finally returning back to Port Miami.

All in all, six days at sea, I believe two of those are sea days.

So you have port days and sea days.