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I agree the deck 5 lanai area, the outdoor promenade, is usually very chill

It should work on Value or better. Won't work on Social.

ABCs for sure. Bermuda. St Martin. San Juan.

yes actually none are parent brands of the other - I should have said sister brands

The library is usually a good bet.

Carnival is happy with their parent brands Princess and HAL business in Alaska is my guess.

And I think that is also why they're putting Sunshine in Norfolk at first. They need to establish Norfolk and give Mobile time to re-establish itself. Then they can move the ships around.

Carnival just wishes they could fill a bigger ship in Mobile I'm sure. I bet they'll put the Sunshine there once they slot a bigger ship, like Magic, into Norfolk.

people put them everywhere on all ships. Saw one riding on top of the atrium elevator on my last Sunshine cruise.

Depends on the offer - some include DOU for companions, some don't.

Probably fairly rough I'd have to guess. I was on Magic last week - my wife and I are seasoned cruisers and don't suffer from seasickness. But there were some who did get nauseous. Even though the ships are staying well away from the storm, the seas are churned up for hundreds of miles as we know.

If Cheers was anywhere close to a break even for Carnival they wouldn't offer it or they'd raise the price. I'm not talking about the menu price - I mean in terms of their cost.

Maybe it's time for Carnival to hire back all those IT people they laid off. Their website is a mess.

Free alarm clock too for debarkation morning!

It just further proves that Carnival is at their best when they don't have to compete with anybody else. Fares in Long Beach are rock bottom - the Celebration in Miami is priced like a Conquest-class ship - but in Mobile, they're pulling premium rates for a 25 year old ship because they aren't competing with anybody else. There are other lines sailing out of NOLA. Carnival's only choice is to compete on price apparently.

They do play football on the big screen when I was on the Magic last week. The ship has no sports bar, oddly enough.

They don't have trays anymore, but generally they're happy to arrange for a crew member to carry your food to your table for you.

Generally Carnival shows the cheapest price on carnival.com, so that is already the guarantee rate. The default with Carnival seems to be guarantee rates, and you pay extra if you prefer to choose your own room

The vibrations will probably wake you up when the thrusters kick on in the mornings when docking.

https://help.carnival.com/app/answers/category/~/travel-documentation-and-online-check-in/~/travel-documents/c/406

That is up to you, there are calulcator tools on the internet where you can put in how much you plan to drink so you can decide if Cheers is right for you or not. There are no surprise charges at the end of a cruise - no hidden fees - you will only get charged for what you order.

Next time, ask for the Pig Patty Swerski Special. It comes with a side of Lipitor.

Yeah but this next spin I'll hit the Major...

These rates are from the casino.

They could go to any line they want including the uber-premium lines with a resume like that. But they stay with Disney for a reason.