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LongHill44

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  1. I was tempted to book a few months back but held off as we are trying to giving my daughter, and our family, a nice graduation gift.  We are looking at islands as well, but my daughter really loved the cruise we went on last year.

     

    But with everyone panicking about what is going Any idea if the prices will drop?  Will people cancel and open up rooms that will be cheaper?  

     

    Thoughts?

  2. Family of 4.  Come cruise time you will have:

    Mom

    Dad

    18 year old

    15 year old

     

    * They are saying 3rd and 4th guest are free, or kids free.

    * Free open bar for all guest- Only 2 can drink, wife does not even drink a lot.

    * Free specialty dinning- WHAT IS THIS?

    *Free Wifi- all 4 of us can use this for sure.

    * Free shore excursions- Is this per person or per room?  Up to how much? per stop?  And what excursions, the ones no one wants??

     

    Just looking for some feedback because as of now, for this family with a balcony out of NY to Orlando and Bahamas they are saying $5,800.00.

     

    Thoughts?

     

    Thanks in advance for any input...…...

  3. Never cruised on Royal as we are looking at a few of their ships for next Spring.

     

    Do they have drink packages?    What are they or can you share a link to explore them further?

     

    If two people in a room are over 21, do they have to both get the drink package if one decides to?

     

    How strict is Royal on sharing your drinks?

     

    Just trying to figure all this out before making our final plans.

     

    Thanks in advance...…….

  4. My wife and I are looking to take my two teenage kids on a cruise as this will be their 3rd time however, my brother would like to join us.  He is single with no children.  

     

    Do you feel it would be cheaper per person to try and rent a suite for the 5 of us or go with two rooms with 2 and 3 in each?

     

    And if we go with two rooms, would it be cheaper for him if one of my kids, 17 and 14, room with him on paper, saving him money?   Is that how that works?

     

    Thanks in advance.

  5. 3 hours ago, KmomChicago said:

    In a two week dry dock they updates are not likely to be extensive enough to fix whatever the complainers did not like.  Particularly the dated décor in the public areas of Carnival ships tends to stay more or less the same.  The rust may be taken care of but they are not going to fully renovate everything.  None of that would bother me, but probably would not consider taking the same group on the same ship if it was not a good fit for everyone last time.

     

    When are you going?  Sunrise will be completely redone this summer and sailing out of NY, if you prefer to stick with Carnival.  Or you might consider Anthem of the Seas - I like Carnival a lot but have to admit Royal Caribbean seems to keep the ships more updated.  If you need to stick with Baltimore for your departure port, then it's maybe an easy choice - this is the ship that sails from Baltimore, it's been cleaned up a little but still basically the same ship as last time.

    July 4th week and we can go out of NY, Jersey or Maryland.......

  6. 40 + of us are trying to book a cruise again with Carnival but some complained the Pride looked tired, old and rusty when we were on it last year.

     

    I know it heads into dry dock for some touch ups soon.

     

    Does anyone know what they plan to do to the Pride, what changes or improvement while dry docked?

     

    Thanks

  7. Does anyone know what is being done to the Pride?

    How much money is being put in for upgrades?

    When is it going in?

     

    I ask because 30 of us cruised the Pride this past April and 25 or so would do it again, a few were up in the air saying the ship was run down, food so-so and so on. I am hoping the upgrades will be enough to sway the rest to give it one more shot.

     

    Any info?

     

    Thanks

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