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Thread: Full house today with cruises!

  1. 11-03-2022, 09:17 AM #1
    Andrea J.
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    Full house today with cruises!

    3 magnificent cruise ships are in port today!
    Royal Caribbean
    Holland America
    Norwegian
    ​THINK.. is it Thoughtful? Helpful? Inspirational? Necessary? Kind? sidtm
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrea J. View Post
    3 magnificent cruise ships are in port today!
    Royal Caribbean
    Holland America
    Norwegian
    Too bad the Aruba port webcam is no longuer available...
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  3. 11-03-2022, 07:15 PM #3
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    I know what the heck!!! ??
    Quote Originally Posted by qlaval View Post
    Too bad the Aruba port webcam is no longuer available...
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    Also known as the day to stay far away from downtown, lol. I am psyched the downtown was very busy.
    Trip 38 booked for Feb! Cant wait.







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    It was definitely very busy yesterday morning! I am sure this will help out tourism quite a bit for Aruba, but it is also kind of a bummer that there are so many more people arriving daily. We got spoiled going in October 2020 when there were zero cruise ships and a lot less people on the island. Even last year, the cruise ships were only starting to arrive towards the end of our trip, which was the first couple days of November. It was a lot more crowded and like our first trip in 2019 this past time. I can only imagine what it has been like to see the island change over the 20+ years some of you have been going. I follow an Instagram page called Old Aruba and some of the things they post are mind blowing knowing what it looks like now.
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    Our first trip was in 1996! We stayed at the Hyatt and fell in love! The island is NOTHING like it was but we still love it.

    Quote Originally Posted by phrogg108 View Post
    It was definitely very busy yesterday morning! I am sure this will help out tourism quite a bit for Aruba, but it is also kind of a bummer that there are so many more people arriving daily. We got spoiled going in October 2020 when there were zero cruise ships and a lot less people on the island. Even last year, the cruise ships were only starting to arrive towards the end of our trip, which was the first couple days of November. It was a lot more crowded and like our first trip in 2019 this past time. I can only imagine what it has been like to see the island change over the 20+ years some of you have been going. I follow an Instagram page called Old Aruba and some of the things they post are mind blowing knowing what it looks like now.
    Trip 38 booked for Feb! Cant wait.







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