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03/17/04 03:02 PM
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anubis
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Hi: Anybody been on Seabourne Pride to the Baltic or elsewhere? Comments please. Too many people have found Radisson's food less than enchanting. Anubis
Arthur
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/17/04 03:19 PM
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Hi Arthur!
One of these days I'd love to try both Seabourne and Silverseas to broaden my horizons! I'd love to hear more about Radisson's food being less than enchanting?? Any particular ship? I hadn't heard this....I've found the food on both Diamond and Voyager magnificent! (it already starts off as an 8 out of 10 just because I didn't have to cook it!)
Marcie 
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/17/04 03:55 PM
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Have cruised on Radisson for a total of about 30 days & I only made 1 bad meal - & it was only the entree - Steak Diane. Overcooked. Every other meal - B,L,D were fantastic!!!!
Betty
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/18/04 03:18 AM
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Been on Radisson for total of 21 days and all meals were wonderful...so good we are going back for 11 days in June. Joanna
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/18/04 12:44 PM
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Radisson food less than enchanting???? That's interesting.
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/18/04 02:02 PM
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robert
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I didn't know food could be described as enchanting, Todd. But I suppose anything is possible. ;)
Robert
Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you've imagined.
-Thoreau
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/24/04 03:24 PM
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ITravelNow
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Arthur:
I've cruised Seabourn and loved it, but their itineraries haven't fit our schedule so we tried Radisson's Mariner last fall. We found the food wonderful and really enjoyed the choices in dining venues - more options than Seabourn.
Don't get me wrong - each lines has it's pros and cons. Sometimes it's a compromise.
I think RSSC is worth the risk of trying. We booked our second cruise within 30 days!
Margo
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/25/04 07:53 AM
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Less than enchanting according to whom?
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/25/04 08:51 AM
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robert
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You know, Lawrence...those people... 
Robert
Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you've imagined.
-Thoreau
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/25/04 08:57 AM
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I want to be enchanted by the wait staff and the dining room interior design and enticed/delighted with the food. If the food is enchanting, I'm sure it would contain ingredients US Customs would be VERY interested in (e.g. Coca leaves).
Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry, but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we may even become friends ~~M. Angelou~~
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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03/28/04 02:39 AM
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ITravelNow
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You know the song....
Some enchanted eating :yummy1:
Sorry, couldn't help myself!
Margo
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Re: Seabourne Pride
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04/01/04 12:08 PM
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My wife and I were away for two weeks, 3/14-3/28, so I hadn't noticed this thread until today.
We sailed the Seabourn Pride in February, b-2-b, 20 days, Buenos Aires to Rio and Rio to Manaus. It was a fabulous experience.
I did a mini-review on the CC Seabourn board...."Martha B! and friends....we're back". Take a look.
Having sailed Crystal twice.....doing our first Rad.in Nov. on the Voyager, VOYTAN,....Seabourn's small size, under 200 pax, is hard to beat....you get to know almost everybody on the ship. As I noted in that post, I rated Crystal's food and service a bit higher, but, also noted that we were on half empty ships both times on Crystal; the Seabourn b-2-b was at near capacity.
Any questions/comments, fire away!!
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