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I'd seriously look at retiring on a cruise ship. Might not be as cost effective, but it would give you a ton of stuff to do. I could probably live on a cruise s
by honopu 8y ago
I'd seriously look at retiring on a cruise ship. Might not be as cost effective, but it would give you a ton of stuff to do. I could probably live on a cruise ship for less than what it costs me to live.
- amelius 8y agoHow is there more stuff to do on a cruiseship than on mainland?
- braythwayt 8y agoWhat if we tweak it to, “More stuff to do within (walking/assisted mobility device) distance of your personal living quarters?” There are assisted living residences in urban areas, of course, but even then you may need to use public transit or taxis to get to all of the activities you enjoy. I doubt the statement is always true, but it feels like it might be true enough of the time for it to be worth a “Hunh, that’s an interesting conjecture to explore.”
- chongli 8y agoCruise ships aren't permanently at sea, they make stops in different ports where you can get out and explore for the day.
- duxup 8y agoI spent a week on a cruise ship. I was done with most available activities in a couple days. It also was not cheap.
- chongli 8y agoYou don't have to stay on one cruise ship, you can try different ones all the time, as long as they're all with the same cruise line. The point is to get a long term discount.