Cruising and Strippers
Dudester
If you go on a cruise, is there time (overnight?) to do a stripper?
Are cruises strictly family fare, or would it behoove a cruise line to install a strip club?
I'd appreciate honest feedback.
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You will likely find that more time is spent on the ship than the land, and that overnights on land are rare if available at all. You will also likely find various "themes," but none of them that would be like having a strip club aboard.
I would imagine the Mexican resort ports of Cozumel, Playa Del Carmen (Caribean coast) and Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco(Pacifric coast)would have escorts. I know the SCs there always have take out.
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As to overnight stays in one port, on large cruise ships you would use the ship just as you would a hotel.
I also don't think a cruise line would install strip clubs for fear of offending their customers who want a family-friendly atmosphere.
Sorry, I don't think strippers and cruises mix.
There are several gambling boats in Myrtle Beach, and plenty of strippers too. Why not charter one?
Great idea! I like the offshore SC idea. Sort of like a buddy of mine and I were going to have a topless charter fishing boat operate out of the Florida Keys. Get offshore, and guess what, NO rules No laws to bother those aboard. We just never did it.
I think if cruise ships had strip clubs they would be low mileage just like a lot of the other tourist strip clubs.
They learned the hard way that no one goes to hooter's for wings. I only go to hooter's for the women. I don't mind going and spending money on wings to gawk...but buying an airline ticket to gawk is too expensive.
Carnival Cruise Lines says no to a "Cougar Cruise." A cruise where older women seek the company of younger men (the 'cougar cruise') has been nixed by Carnival Cruise Lines and now some sexy women 35 years old and up are looking for more young men and a new boat.
Carnival Says No Cougar Cruise - Sexy Party Moves to Another Ship
Wendy Cook reported earlier that a sex-themed cougar party was turned down as a request from a singles travel group to book a second cruise catering to over-35 women and the younger men - aka "cubs" - who want to date them was rejected.
According to an item from E Canada Now, "Rich Gosse, chairman of the Society of Single Professionals, says that cougar cruises could give a much needed boost to the cruise industry which has already been hit hard by the recession."
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One company may have realized just that and the Second International Cougar Cruise has found a new host. According to a report from the New York Times, "the Singles Travel Company and the Society of Single Professionals, who have reserved 98 spots on Royal Caribbean's Mariner of the Seas ship."
If you can't make that one - another is planned. A third Cougar cruise is planned for this December, on Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Sky.
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