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Winemaker's https://www.princess.com/en-us/news/news-releases/2023/04/princess-cruises-announces-new-winemaker-dinner-with-caymus-vineyards

They so Chef's. I would think Winemaker's but not sure.

Gratuities are on a per day basis, not per service. If you skip a meal in the MDR, the staff is still going to be there to serve you. There are also likely the same you will see at breakfast and lunch. The same is true for cabin stewards. It is per day, not per service.

I can't see that. Starlink doesn't guarantee service, much less speed. Users and usage on a cruise ship aren't distributed uniformly - there will be bottlenecks and a throttled user won't stand a chance if surrounded by heavy hitters.

Whether it is bundled into a package or purchased separately, you still pay for it. Many people don't use the Internet when cruising. Why should everyone subsidize Internet usage for the few who want it? Numerous vloggers and others are running businesses from the ships, using up bandwidth and driving up prices. Instead of offering different speeds, Carnival should offer packages with various data caps.

Nothing is free. You pay for it one way or another.

Business expenses are a tax deduction.

I don't recall receiving the $25 credit on either leg of b2b, but I waited until I was on the ship to purchase the packages.

for the return date?

Looks like they did.

Yes, Internet is cheaper and more reliable. Cabin prices are cheaper for (too) many. Cheers is still cheaper than buying max number of drinks. Adjusted for inflation, there are probably more.

and purchased for...

I went ahead and bought a gift card from AARP can purchased for a cruises in the future.

I'm sure you could beat the price in port, but at sea, it's the cheapest game in town.

What the heck does that mean? I would think they are increasing. If decreasing, I'll cancel and repurchase. You should know that we are adjusting Wi-Fi pricing on Friday, December 8, 2023. Make sure to add your Wi-Fi package early to lock in the current package price for your upcoming cruise.

If you cared about accuracy, you wouldn't make misleading statements. Enjoy discussing amongst yourself.

The have one Woodford limited edition that I think is over $200 a shot.

Priority checkin and boarding, Priority luggage, ...

How many drug dealers recalled their product for contamination? ZERO (0). CBD is not legal in all 50 states. FACT. You yourself have admitted that Carnival can ban anything they want, for any reason or no reason at all, as long as it isn't a protected class. The reality is all of your hair splitting, cherry picking arguments are irrelevant. There is nothing to debate.

FDA approval means you are getting what you think you are. Unregulated supplements might contain anything. Irrelevant is your claim that CBD is legal per the Federal Government. So what? It is not legal in all 50 states.

Public drinking in many places, including Mexico, is illegal. Being inebriated can impact your ability to return to the ship. Law enforcement is not Carnival's job. Interfering with law enforcement could cost Carnival plenty.

Only one (1) CBD product is approved by the FDA which leaves about a billion+ that are not.

Not officially, but...

My last Carnival's Chef's table earlier this year offered only a choice of red or white wine for the meal. I took both. An upgraded experience should include wine parings for each course. Time will tell. Living in the past will only become increasingly expensive.