Castroh wrote:I'm in again, and hopefully I will be able to bring the wife and maybe even the kiddo in 2015.
rflores wrote:Castroh wrote:I'm in again, and hopefully I will be able to bring the wife and maybe even the kiddo in 2015.
i want to bring mine AGAIN* as well, ive seen the new ship has lots of kid friendly activities :)
cowboy71 wrote:rflores wrote:Castroh wrote:I'm in again, and hopefully I will be able to bring the wife and maybe even the kiddo in 2015.
i want to bring mine AGAIN* as well, ive seen the new ship has lots of kid friendly activities :)
In a perfect world, Statswife and I would bring Statsson and Statsdaughter and Statsinlaws. So the Statsinlaws enjoyed the boat with the Statskids while we enjoyed the shows.
But *sigh* that would take a shitload of money
rflores wrote:cowboy71 wrote:rflores wrote:
i want to bring mine AGAIN* as well, ive seen the new ship has lots of kid friendly activities :)
In a perfect world, Statswife and I would bring Statsson and Statsdaughter and Statsinlaws. So the Statsinlaws enjoyed the boat with the Statskids while we enjoyed the shows.
But *sigh* that would take a shitload of money
if you plann it out within a 10 month period its actually not that much.. i only had to pay nanni to come along so i can enjoy the shows i wanted to see... and it worked out perfectly
Inquisitor wrote:I'm on the fence as well, mostly it comes down to PTO for me.
As for my own personal "review" this year. Not my favorite 70k line-up (still the maiden voyage), but easily the best time I had on a cruise.
As for the specific points that have been mentioned here, a few thoughts from my personal point of view.
1.) Costumes\Dress - Outside of dining areas, which should be pants, shoes, shirt required for hygienic reasons, I personally don't care what people wear. Would I have been less annoyed if people did it classier (Hector and Deborah) or less frequent? Sure, but who the hell am I to tell someone what they to, my personal tastes not withstanding.
2.) The "Culture of 70K" - I think after knowing each other and every becoming closer after, a lot of people are less concerned about putting up any type of pretense. In my opinion, it's a double edge sword. Where this year I had some really good personal conversations and enjoyed the fact that it's gotten progressively weirder. People now make excuses for others, "Oh he\she is just like that..." We all spend a good deal of money every year to be in this place, together, have fun and listen to music. That being said, I think the fact that security is mostly there for event "security" it comes down to 2 things, exercising some personal responsibility and telling someone when they're out of line when they're being a douche an not enabling the ass-hattery by ignoring it.
Samhain wrote:IN.
I'm not even going to try to kid myself this year. I'm in, I'm always in… and I will likely always be in.
I know that the lineup is going to be killer next year and I can't miss the maiden voyage of 70K on the Liberty of the Seas. I would never forgive myself.
See you in 2015!
jimboaby wrote:2014 was my 2nd 70k tons and will probably be my last. As much as I love the music, a lot of the people on this year's cruise just seemed like idiots. I've no problem with people drinking but it's just turned into a race to see who can drink the most and be a complete asshole. Can't really blame the organiser's as they can only sell it to who wants to buy the tickets but the atmosphere was very poor this year compared to 2012. Far too many attention seekers and yes the sluts. And I judge the sluts on the fact they tried it on with me, and every other guy in the merch line, not just because of what they were wearing. Interesting I think not...The handwash at the food places wasn't for the norovirus it was for the STD's they were trying there best to spread round the shipOther moans, I was barged to the ground by people 'pitting' even though I was stood well to the side away from it. And it wasn't an accident either. By all means, go in the pit with like minded people but have a bit of f***ing respect for people that just want to enjoy the music. The only person that helped me up was a member of security as well who came out from behind the barriers at front as everyone else just decided to stand and laugh. I've seen a good few comments saying the security were heavy handed but I think they did a fantastic job in the face of idiots that were trying to crowd surf and get over the barrier when there was barely any crowd and ended up just crushing those in front. Anyway rant over, 70k tons started as an amazing concept and experience but for me has been spoiled now by the increasing number of jackasses it seems to attract.
hiphopsucks wrote:jimboaby wrote:2014 was my 2nd 70k tons and will probably be my last. As much as I love the music, a lot of the people on this year's cruise just seemed like idiots. I've no problem with people drinking but it's just turned into a race to see who can drink the most and be a complete asshole. Can't really blame the organiser's as they can only sell it to who wants to buy the tickets but the atmosphere was very poor this year compared to 2012. Far too many attention seekers and yes the sluts. And I judge the sluts on the fact they tried it on with me, and every other guy in the merch line, not just because of what they were wearing. Interesting I think not...The handwash at the food places wasn't for the norovirus it was for the STD's they were trying there best to spread round the shipOther moans, I was barged to the ground by people 'pitting' even though I was stood well to the side away from it. And it wasn't an accident either. By all means, go in the pit with like minded people but have a bit of f***ing respect for people that just want to enjoy the music. The only person that helped me up was a member of security as well who came out from behind the barriers at front as everyone else just decided to stand and laugh. I've seen a good few comments saying the security were heavy handed but I think they did a fantastic job in the face of idiots that were trying to crowd surf and get over the barrier when there was barely any crowd and ended up just crushing those in front. Anyway rant over, 70k tons started as an amazing concept and experience but for me has been spoiled now by the increasing number of jackasses it seems to attract.
It sounds like the right cruise for you is Disney.
DragonLordJones wrote:Guess I'm in .... booked for 2015![]()
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Jaimie38 wrote:Damn you fuckers.
In. 6256. Only because it has a balcony, not because of you lot, or the music, or the beer, or the fun, or the laughs or....
Daenerys wrote:We're in cabin 6669![]()
Emma wrote:Cabin booked! We will bring 9 new 70 000 tons of metalheads in 2015 :)
viathyn wrote:I am bringing only one n00b. No credit for me, cause she's in my room.
Stained Class wrote:viathyn wrote:I am bringing only one n00b. No credit for me, cause she's in my room.
ELLY'S COMING!!!!!!!!
I'm excite.
It sucks that that credit thing only works for people who are first timers and are booking their own cabin. That doesn't really happen much for us.
viathyn wrote:Stained Class wrote:viathyn wrote:I am bringing only one n00b. No credit for me, cause she's in my room.
ELLY'S COMING!!!!!!!!
I'm excite.
It sucks that that credit thing only works for people who are first timers and are booking their own cabin. That doesn't really happen much for us.
Unfortunately, she's not coming! Elly is going to Holy Ship (Same deal as 70K, except with EDM).
My Cabin is Veterans Andy, Matt, and now n00b Maisyn!
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