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This is part 1 of the highlights of our back-to-back cruises to the Eastern and Western Caribbean on the Oasis of the Seas, the largest cruise ship in the world. You can read part 2 here. We will also give some cruise tips to make your vacation even better.
Read part one here.
Day one – July 10, 2010
After a morning of announcements over the Oasis of the Seas’ PA system, we got off the ship and headed to the casino …
Written by Linda Johnson ….
I’ve been sick and home bound, so yesterday I decided to play some online poker. I NEVER play online tournaments unless they are SNG or heads-up but I saw a $20 MTT with a $33,000 guarantee so on a whim, I decided to register late and play it……. continue reading…
Have a bad beat to talk about? Have a huge win?……. continue reading…
Card Player Cruises Celebrates its 20th Year Anniversary
In 1992, approximately 550 poker players sailed to the Mexican Riviera on the first Card Player Cruises poker trip. “I was lucky to be on that cruise; it changed the course of my life,” said co-owner and recent Poker Hall of Fame inductee, Linda Johnson. “Prior to the cruise, I was a professional poker player and that’s all I wanted to be. My friends and I had so much fun on that cruise that we knew we never wanted to miss another one. A week later, we signed papers to buy Card Player Magazine and Card Player Cruises.”
A Suggestion for the Perfect Holiday Gift
If you are looking for the perfect holiday gift for that special person in your life, family members, or close friends – something that you also will enjoy, and something for which he or she will thank you forever – you definitely should consider a Card Player Cruises poker cruise vacation.
If you’ve never been on, or never heard of a poker cruise, you don’t know what you are missing.
A poker cruise is less expensive than traveling to a destination resort! Most people are shocked to learn how affordable a cruise vacation really is. Included in the fare of about $100 per day is the cabin berth, all the food you can eat including complimentary room service, nightly Las Vegas-style entertainment, and amenities such as a fitness center, spa, pool, Jacuzzis, a movie theater, and much more. Non-poker playing guests will have plenty of activities to keep them occupied, and the poker room closes for dinner and while in port.
Card Player Cruises co-owner Linda Johnson, aka “The First Lady of Poker” said, “We run a friendly, no-abuse card room with an experienced staff. Play as much or as little poker as you want. Our number one priority is that our cruisers have a great time!”
The poker room is closed when in port and during dinner so that players can take time to enjoy the cruise experience. Card Player Cruises offers welcome-aboard gifts, free lessons, free poker seminars, and exclusive private parties. Most of the players are recreational players who want to combine cruising and poker, so games usually go from $1-$2 to $20-$40 and occasionally higher. Card Player Cruises will spread any game that enough people want to play. We have been in business since 1992 and have hosted more than 25,000 poker players. We offer the most poker action, most limits, and the best poker tournaments at sea. If you love poker and travel, you will have the trip of a lifetime by going on a poker cruise! For more information, visit www.cardplayercruises.com or call the office at 888-999-4880. For best availability, book today.
Please visit www.cardplayercruises.com or call (888) 999-4880 for more information on this exciting way to play poker and sail the high seas.
Gift certificates and layaways available!
