Living on a cruise ship

[Spiritfilled]

Has anyone ever seen the ResidanceSea it is a cruise ship that people live on, I mean I loved the cruise I was on but to live on a cruise ship Hmmmmmmm I wonder, would anyone like to live this way?? How do you all feel I mean it is expensive I think they said the average annual income is 5 million a year.

[carlg]

Originally posted by Spritfilled:
Has anyone ever seen the ResidanceSea it is a cruise ship that people live on I think they said the average annual income is 5 million a year.

I knew there was a reason I wasn't considering living on the ResidenSea. Plus the commute to work would be hell !!

[Raoul Fiebig]

Spritfilled,

I had an opportunity to visit ResidenSea's "The World" in 2002. Here are some pictures taken back then.

[Andrealovescruising]

Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.
Not too shabby of a set-up, if you ask me. Quite posh. I could get used to living that way. I may have to sell off my homes in Cannes, Monte Carlo and Aspen, but what the heck. It's worth it.


Beautiful photos Raoul.

A'ndrea

[IBCRUZIN']

I wouldn't want to live on a cruise ship. Too confining. Plus your social world would be so limited with only interacting with your fellow passengers and the crew on a regular basis.

If I had $5 million, I would cruise often but probably live in some exotic tropical location.

Those ships also have rental units. That I would do.

[penny3333]

I'd purchase a suite in a heart beat! I can only imagine how marvelous it would be being able to live on board. Go to sleep in one place wake up in another. Visit the best ports all over the world. Not have to hurry to get everything done in one day. If only I had the money! I met a lady who had lived on board Princess ships for 17 years. I begged her to trade me places, but she wouldn't go for it. Would have even thrown in my hubby (just kidding). But, yes Spritfilled, I would be truly blessed being able to live on board a ship!

[Lil' Lori]

I've seen that show on travel channel. Everyone seems pretty "proper". They probably all sit around trying to out brag each other. I think after about 2 months, I'd go bonkers, and need some dry land. Although, it sounds pretty good now. Lil' Lori

[Dwayne]

I saw on the travel channel that the owners vote on the itinerary. I might reach cruise saturation as well.

[f-mattox]

I agree with Dwayne; there really can be too much of a good thing. It would cease being "special" at some point.

And that's got to be the "homeowners association from hell".

[Spiritfilled]

That's what I figured as well to much of a good thing would cease to be special.