Cruising is a lot like timeshare travel

[Icc5]

I've only been on the NCL Pride of Aloha. It was a lot of fun. There was a newly wed group from Iran on our cruise. At the night club our friend Noah and the groom got into a spontaneous dance off. Both dudes had moves with the Iranian doing angular type moves while Noah did the Seattle hip hop. Every night was something fun. Every day was busy checking out the local areas.

Bill

After owning timeshares for over 35 years and been on close to 20 cruises usually 7 days or longer I'd say the main difference is cost.
On a cruise you pay for each individual person where on a cruise it is for the room or rooms.

 

[Passepartout]

After owning timeshares for over 35 years and been on close to 20 cruises usually 7 days or longer I'd say the main difference is cost.
On a cruise you pay for each individual person where [at a timeshare] it is for the room or rooms.

There. I knew what you meant. I fixed it for you. On many cruises, 3rd or 4th passenger in a cabin are free. I personally don't want that level of togetherness, but it can be an option for families. And on cruises there's no cooking or cleanup like at TSs.