Should YOU Book a Transatlantic Cruise? Pros and Cons

Is a Transatlantic cruise for you? Recently we took a TransAtlantic cruise on the Carnival Venezia, from Barcelona, Spain to New York. It took us 6 straight sea days to cross the Atlantic ocean, and it was a 15 day cruise. Our route took us through the North Atlantic, right over the resting spot of the Titanic. There were only 5 ports in 15 days. We look at 10 Pros and 10 Cons to taking a Transatlantic cruise, and discuss whether or not a TransAtlantic cruise is right for you. Will you get bored? Is it a good value for the money? Are the seas rough? What is there to do? How are the ports? We answer all these questions for you and more! There’s a lot to think about when you consider taking a TransAtlantic journey. And we answer the question—TransAtlantic Cruise—yes or no? #transatlantic #cruise #carnival #atlanticcruise #carnivalcruise #repositioningcruise Cruise lines that have Transatlantic cruises include Royal Caribbean, MSC, P & O, Cunard, HAL, Princess, Norwegian, Viking and Celebrity. 00:00 Intro 00:53 Pro 1 - Lots of Sea Days 01:57 Pro 2 - Exotic Ports of Call 02:25 Pro 3 - The Price 03:28 Pro 4 - No Jet Lag 04:15 Pro 5 - No Plane Flight 04:49 Pro 6 - Fewer Children 05:14 Pro 7 - More Time in Casino 05:42 Pro 8 - Extra Entertainment 06:16 Pro 9 - Extra Activities 07:07 Pro 10 - The Journey 07:53 Why a TransAtlantic and Your Comments 09:00 Con 1 - Lots of Sea Days 10:00 Con 2 - The Weather 11:08 Con 3 - Rough Seas 12:17 Con 4 - Fewer Ports 12:49 Con 5 - The Internet 13:59 Con 6 - Extra Charges Add Up 14:57 Con 7 - Increased Chance of Illness 16:05 Con 8 - Medical Emergency During Crossing 17:08 Con 9 - Older Passengers 18:13 Con 10 - Packing for a TransAtlantic 19:23 The Verdict Business and Media inquiries please contact me at [email protected]