Transatlantic Cruises Cheaper and More Successful than the Titanic

I often wonder what it was like back in the old days when immigrants hoped aboard a ship in Europe and landed weeks later in the United States. A part of me finds this romantic and a part of me is glad that I never had to spend days at sea on ships that were probably not all that comfortable.

You don’t have to worry about being comfortable when you take a cruise on the Brilliance Of The Seas. It doesn’t get its name for nothing. The ship is a beauty and its transatlantic voyage is something that could be a lot of fun. Start in Barcelona, visit France and Portugal along the way, and then head on out to the Atlantic for 6 glorious days of smelling salt air. Your journey will end in Miami where you can regain your ground legs by dancing the night away on South Beach.

Sure sounds like a lot more fun than those suckers who took the Mayflower.