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Would you rather go on a 7 day cruise with 5 ports or a 10 day cruise with 2 ports assuming the cost was the same.

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by johnbrent on Aug 16, 2009 at 7:35 pm Permalink

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I would go for the 7 day cruise with 5 ports. Although there are tons of activities on board a cruise ship and amenities and facilities to enjoy while on the sea, it is still fun to visit many places and see what they have to offer. although that much for that short time could be tiring.

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