adventuredancer

2 years ago i got an upgrade offer from oocean view to grand suite for 350 (for both hubby and i). we took that one.

and how many people are in front of you. and that they will let people with excursions off first

they got rid of one of the hot tubs in the serenity area and moved the other. and added more chairs. no other big changes (i think some carpet somewhere was replaced)

i have two kindles because i have so many books they dont fit on both. i feel like i am joining a self help group

any good chairs or benches (with padding), couches etc WITH SHADE locations on independence?

and here i am being forced into traditional dining time when i want mtd

i agree that they aren't going to add more staterooms. that lounge is used more often than a lot of other rooms. plus it is the only wau (with ADA accessible) ramp to serenity. it would be possible to convert one of the clubs into an alcamy bar. that i believe would be easy . or the rotterdam bar would be converted i do disagree that this ship has a limited time with carnival. this ship and the pride are the only two that carnival has that can sail out of tampa. this sailings do tend to sail fully booked.

i just wish they would add back in the 2nd nightstand in oceanview rooms. this past may was the 2nd time we have had an oceanview with one night stand. i was told it was standard. and no couch (i get not enough room, but there is plenty of room for a chair). but i literally had to use the stool as a nightstand

that doesn't seem very good planning. they should just dedicate certain tables to be MTD. otherwise, they run into the people with MTD not being up before the late dining.

645? that late?

it is a little out of the way. but it works. i would hate if they got rid of the aft lounge and turned it into staterooms. right now, it is the only way onto serenity deck without having to go down some very narrow non-standard height stairs

i can't picture where they would put the alcemny bar. unless they got rid of the library (which has been said by Heald on FB that they aren't putting them in). or if they converted the piano bar (which almost never has anything in there). or if they convert the rotterdam martini bar (which is also very under utilized). they do officially have 2 clubs. but one is used all day long for art stuff. i've been on the ship 3 times in past 18 months. those are the only areas i can think of

in most of the cabins we have had, there are outlets behind the bed. the night stand lights have to be plugged into something

she ended up con my father in law into paying for a plane ticket to texas and flew there few days before. and got her birth certificate. but both her and my brother in law kept dumping their kid off on my mother in law overall pretty good. but far from how it couldn've been

i am a paramedic and have several friends who work as medics on various lines and ships. one friend on a carnival cruise ship currently working states they have several different meds for treatment of afib. he could not speak to how your insurance would pay for the infirmary care as it is "outsourced through a shell company".