Ihave been a big fan of cruises since my first time on one at the age of fifteen. Cruising is one of the most accessible ways to travel and you don’t have to worry about anything really because all activities are on one big ship. Aside from being accessible, it’s also one of the cheapest methods of travel. Everything is already paid for upon getting on the ship, from food to entertainment to the countless activities that are on board. In the Summer of 2009 my mom and I set out from Tampa and were Cozumel, Mexico bound, hoping that Cozumel in a wheelchair would be a good idea!
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