World Card Cruises

Being a high roller on the high seas must rank amongst the world's top fantasies. To make this fantasy come true all you have to do is hop into a Royal Caribbean or Carnival Cruise Ship. These are the ships where the celebrated World Card Cruises hold their poker tournaments. The next poker extravaganza is scheduled for April 14 this year. Book your passage now so that you may not miss out on all the poker fun. Luxury and excitement are the hallmark of World Card Cruises that promises to regale you in casinos built on ships gliding seamlessly through the pristine deep blue sea. The luxurious Royal and Carnival ships are a poker player's paradise; these ships visit some of the most scenic and fun-filled destinations in the Caribbean, with stopovers in Montego Bay, Grand Cayman, and Cozumel.

Texas Hold'em is naturally the hot favorite on these cruises. Even if Hold'em isn't your game, or in case you prefer something different, then games like Omaha, Omaha Hi/Lo, and 7 card Stud are also offered. To meet every player's interests, stakes range from $1-$2 all the way to $15-$30 with limit, pot limit, and no limit games. Continuous on-board poker action is all yours as soon as the ships cruise into international waters. The revelry seems to extend even beyond the superlative poker experience, as the Royal and Carnival ships brings to their guests the best in casinos, in fine dining, spa, bars, and nightclubs. In fact the cruise is designed in such a way that it can become a great family vacation. The ships have excellent day care center where children can have a great time, leaving you and your wife free to indulge in some quality poker or whatever else your heart desires.

On the next cruise scheduled for April 14, there are 1,487 cabins and suites for guests and 60% of these have an outside view as well as a separate sitting area. Majority of the cabins also have a private veranda fitted with glass railings for better views. A significant number of inside and outside cabins also have third and fourth berths, which brings the total capacity of the ship to 3,783. Food is excellent in many restaurants and clubs that dot this ship. There are twin 2-deck-high Formal Restaurants and an expansive 2-level poolside eatery offering casual alternatives for breakfast, lunch & dinner. You also have a pizzeria, ice cream bar, a sushi bar, and a supper club. If you prefer to eat in the privacy of your cabin, you can avail of the complimentary 24-hour room service.

For detailed information visit the website www.worldcardcruises.net where all the specifics of the cruise is explained. It is not just the chance to play world-class poker that will beckon you to be part of this vacation. You also get the added adventure of exploring new and exciting ports of call. You can lie back on a lounge chair, breathe in the sea air, soak up the sun, read good books or watch the ever-changing vista of the sea. How about joining exercise classes, dance classes, sports contests and other organized deck activities. You can go for a swim, stretch out in the sauna or work out in the gym. Or watch a movie, listen to a lecture, play backgammon or bridge. But best of all is the chance to win during the poker tournament and have the vacation pay for itself.