Welcome to the Railwaybony blog podcast, a weekly look into the world of Royal Caribbean cruising.

I'm your house, Matt Hodgeberg, and this is episode number 186.

An extra long Royal Caribbean cruise sounds like a perfect idea, and when you combine two cruises into one vacation,

that amounts to a very fun and long vacation.

Back-to-back cruises are something many of us dream about and some even go ahead and book. This week, we look at a recent back-to-back navigator that sees cruise that one of our listeners

took and discuss what their back-to-back experience is all about.

We also have lots more of your Royal Caribbean emails to share.

Here we go.

When we talk about Royal Caribbean cruises, I often joke with the only thing better than a

Royal Caribbean cruise is two Royal Caribbean cruises, which is only surpassed by three Royal Caribbean

cruises.

And you know, a back-to-back cruising in general is a lot of fun.

And on today's episode, we're actually talking to somebody who just came back from a back-to-back

cruise on my beloved Navigator of the Seas. It is Jose Pena.

Jose, welcome to the Royal Criam and Blog podcast. Hi, Matt. Thanks for having me. Absolutely. I know

Jose for a long time on Periscope, because of course we do daily broadcast on their talking

in Royal Caribbean, but this is my first time getting a chance to actually talk with Jose

about his recent back-to-back experience. And Jose, this was, we were talking a little before the

show, but this actually isn't your first back-to-back cruise. No, we originally had a med cruise

in 2015, and we switched that to a back-to-back cruise on journal the seas on in 2015 so it's a

say that when you went on your first back-to-back on jewel you were kind of sold on the idea of doing

two cruises oh yeah it the best thing about it is just I don't have to do anything for two weeks

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