Gladiators to Gondolas MU Sponsored Cruise

[NCMUFan]

Received the Gladiators to Gondolas Cruise info pamphlet in the mail yesterday.
Looks like it could be a great cruise.
Has MU sponsored cruises in the past?
If so, how were other people's experiences with them?

[warriorchick]

Received the Gladiators to Gondolas Cruise info pamphlet in the mail yesterday.
Looks like it could be a great cruise.
Has MU sponsored cruises in the past?
If so, how were other people's experiences with them?

I know they have sponsored tours led by professors in that field.  I don't know anyone who has taken them.

I took a cruise last summer that hit most of those ports (it was a fraction of what they are charging here, though). Let me know if you want any recommendations for excursions, etc.

[The Sultan]

They do a lot of these - as do many larger schools. The travel company partners with Marquette, and the Alumni Association gets a cut. (Which is likely why it is more expensive.)

https://alumni.marquette.edu/travel

[NCMUFan]

I know they have sponsored tours led by professors in that field.  I don't know anyone who has taken them.

I took a cruise last summer that hit most of those ports (it was a fraction of what they are charging here, though). Let me know if you want any recommendations for excursions, etc.

Sure, that would be great.  You can send to me through the MUScoop Message, if you feel that is the best way.

[Dr. Blackheart]

They do a lot of these - as do many larger schools. The travel company partners with Marquette, and the Alumni Association gets a cut. (Which is likely why it is more expensive.)

https://alumni.marquette.edu/travel

I think they did one with the Italian basketball trip under Wojo. Big Daddy was in attendance, iirc.

[Hards Alumni]

Received the Gladiators to Gondolas Cruise info pamphlet in the mail yesterday.
Looks like it could be a great cruise.
Has MU sponsored cruises in the past?
If so, how were other people's experiences with them?

Don't expect that ship to dock in Venice.  You'll have to take a tender, a train, or motorboat from Marghera.