For the Rotterdam cruise departing April 6, the next such voyage for which staterooms at all levels are available, per-person rates range from $1,599 for an inside stateroom to $9,015 for a penthouse suite (double occupancy), without air fare or short excursions.
Go back to your stateroom, look at pictures, and feel free to cry your eyes out because you are so sad it is over.
The staterooms, starting at 194 square feet, are equipped with interactive TV.
There are 10- and 11-day itineraries; the 877 family-friendly staterooms start at $1,299 a person in double occupancy.
The tour, limited to 19 double-occupancy staterooms for at least one individual in a wheelchair offers optional accessible shore excursions, a group host, wheelchair-accessible staterooms and roll-in showers.
Fares for a seven- to 10-night Caribbean cruise begin at just $449 for an inside stateroom, with balcony cabins starting at $749.
They brought him here, to this back room, I had learned, because all the other rooms in the house were too messy for a President to die in, and yet: four people would make it crowded; six would overwhelm it; the forty or so who passed in and out, and the ten or twenty who crowded inside at the end would have turned it into the stateroom scene in "A Night at the Opera".
During the takes, the men's room resembled the stateroom scene in "A Night at the Opera": David, Lewis, and the ex-basketball player at the urinals; lighting men, soundmen, and two cameramen with shoulder-mounted Sony Digital Betacams packed in close behind them.
The antic quality of those sessions brought to mind less the savvy maneuverings perfected by Ailes than the stateroom scene in "A Night at the Opera," but without the hard-boiled eggs.
Fans of the Marx brothers will likely be reminded of the stateroom scene in "A Night at the Opera," also written by Mr. Kaufman (with Morrie Ryskind), in which an overcrowded space nourishes hysteria.
