Pretty soon homos will have threre own navy!haha
"Brian K" wrote in message
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> On 7/12/2007 9:25 AM Jr. exclaimed:
>> Just as your TA knows when "gay pride week" is at Disney World and can
>> tell you they also have info on "gay pride" cruises, The "Rosie O'Donnell
>> family and friends" cruises, Southern Gospel cruises, Bible study
>> cruises, "love boat singles" cruises, etc.
>> They will tell you if they want to keep you happy and keep your business.
>> (at least that is what I have found about my TA)
>>
>>
> Atlantis, RSVP charter entire cruise ships. R Family Cruises also charter
> entire ships. Ms. O'Donnell's policy is that all families are welcome.
> But the cruise is predominantly LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bi.ual,
> Transgendered) families. Since Atlantis and RSVP are fully chartered,
> there aren't any state rooms available for booking without going through
> these charter groups. I guess you would have to be completely
> nonobservant to board a ship greeted by drag queens and leather daddies
> without knowing it's a gay cruise. In other words this is highly
> unlikely...booking a cruise and discovering you are on a gay cruise after
> the ship pulls away from the dock. I gotta admit it sure would be funny
> as an episode of "Rescue Me", or "King of Queens".
>
> Back to that original question. Unless informed by a cruise rep during a
> fam trip, I don't think that there is any way of knowing for sure the
> average demographic for a cruise line's ships. You can get an idea of who
> they are targeting in the cruise line's advertising images. But, for any
> given sailing I don't think they collect that kind of data from their
> booking data.
>
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