My mom wants me to go on a cruise ship with her to Tahiti. The ship apparently has the most amazing onboard casino and holds poker nights every night! It’s such a lot of money though - but I really want to go.

Hmmm… Tahiti and onboard casino with poker nights going on as well. Where do I sign up for that cruise ship? Sounds like the perfect vacation to me.

If you can swing the funds I would suggest you go. It’s an opportunity that might not come up again. That’s the one thing I’ve learned about life, take on every opportunity you can because you may look back and realize you never really ‘lived’. You’re only young once!

Moolah - 27 January 2009 12:53 PM

If you can swing the funds I would suggest you go. It’s an opportunity that might not come up again. That’s the one thing I’ve learned about life, take on every opportunity you can because you may look back and realize you never really ‘lived’. You’re only young once!

You’re totally right. I think I should do a lot of overtime and extra work so I can afford to make this happen now instead of in 30 years time when I retire. I’d so love to do this now. I think it would be the ideal vacation. I’ve been researching it since I read this post.

Generally most of the cruise liners have casino on their ships. It has become an integral part of the cruise liners. But mind you, minimum limits in cruise liner casinos are a bit higher than that you find in regular casinos.

If she’s going with you why do you need to worry about the finances. She would have definitely thought about it. Instead of posting here, I suggest you better talk to her.

I have traveled many times on cruise liners. I find it really amazing to play poker on a table that has sea in its background. Most of these casinos are pretty small that the actual casinos but the fun is pretty intact.