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Disneylover, thanks for the info, didn't know there was a group for this specific cruise. I am joining now and will be able to check with them to see if they are having any problems once I am actually a member.

the interesting thing is all other events are available, such as guest name, travel document information, etc. Just the check in time ability. Still hoping to hear from others on the same cruise to see if they had problems or not.

yes, I did ask in the roll call. my second post, figuring they would the special group I am asking. But no feedback yet. I would have thought if others were going through this issue, they would have been on here or the roll call, asking if others have the same problem. Maybe it is just my problem.

Newmrsvega, thanks for the cookies idea, but it didn't work. I was so hoping it would, since similar issues at work have been fixed that way. But I even restarted and it didn't help. So I hope to hear from others in the same boat;p. I would see it as a bad omen if it is just me. :(

:ship:When I hit 90 days, I went online to complete the online booking information. I had completed it before the 180 day limit was changed to 90 days and all of the information I had already provided was still there. But, I was never given the option of selecting a check in time. I called Carnival this morning and was told Nobody on this cruise has been able to select a time. The representative was able to look at all the information for the people on this cruise, and right down the line, no one had a check in time selected. Is that the case, has anyone on the 12/1 Splendor cruise to Hawaii been able to select a check in time? I was told the error ticket she submitted might take until 9/6 to get resolved because it is a holiday weekend (of course it is, what timing).:ship:

We loved ours but I'm over 50 and was one of the younger ones on the ship. The area outside of the MDR looked like a Hoveround convention at dinner time. ;)

did that mean the sidewalks rolled up early? I am not a real partier, but I don't intend on going to bed early either. And can't spend too much time in the casino unless I am winning.

At the beginning of the cruise when they were doing the old style menu it was made when ordered. When they switched over to the new menu it appeared that they are pre-made, at least for most options. I ordered the BLT off the new menu and they still made it in front of me, which was good since the description doesn't list mayo being on it and I don't like condiments. It won't let me post the photo I took, but i'm sure if you google "new carnival deli menu" you'll find info on it. :)

Thank you for the information, I think I would have preferred the old menu, but I'm not familiar with it, so don't know for sure. I know there are some sandwiches that can't be premade, I hope.

I received an upsell opportunity that would have cost me 50% more than what i've paid for an inside. Wasn't hard to decline the offer, I am on a budget and happy with my Inside cabin.

91 days and counting everyday. So excited, even the people at work ask me how long until the cruise.

The con for me is the work waiting for me when I return. The pro's are many, but include not thinking about the work waiting for me when I return.

do they at least have a chair to sit in while waiting for your clothes to wash and dry? Sounds good taking some quiet time with a book while doing laundry.

Thanks for the review, my Hawaii cruise in December will be my first cruise on Carnival and I enjoy reading comments about Splendor. My one question is about the Deli, was it premade or made when ordered? And do you remember the sandwich choices? Glad you had a good cruise.

All of this makes me wonder, how polite are people about sharing their table when there is an empty seat or two. On another cruise line, people were Very polite and sharing, but I don't have experience with Carnival. Is it true as Badfinger stated above that seldom are every table in the Lido buffet occupied?

I've only cruised twice before, but had an inside cabin on my last cruise. Traveling solo and having to pay full price for the cabin, an inside cabin is the only way I can cruise. I was a bit worried about being inside with no windows, but found the cabin large enough and used the TV for ambient light at night and to tell when the sun came up. And yes, I did use the cabin for sleep and showering. Why stay inside when you have that wonderful view outside on deck.

I am on the Splendor beginning 12/1, so it appears the ship will be Christmassie when I start my cruise. Should be a very festive cruise.

I had an interior room my last cruise. I was worried about feeling closed in, but the cabin was large enough and well laid out and I had no problems. It was quiet and I loved it. If I had a view room, I'd see the same view I can get from the open decks.

I prefer early seating, just my choice. Late dining is too late for me and traveling solo, ATD just doesn't interest me. on my upcoming cruise I originall had ATD, but immediately changed my preference to Early and was able to get confirmed at that time. But isn't it great there are 3 choices that meets almost everyone's needs and desires?

I cruised solo last year with another line and had a lot of fun. Was worried about going solo since I am more of an introvert. But I enjoyed it enough to book a cruise on Carnival to Hawaii in December. If I don't go solo, I don't go, and I enjoy cruising too much to not go on a cruise about every year.

I am an introvert who is really stretching my comfort zone, but that is part of the fun of cruising. There are so many opportunities to meet new people in a friendly atmosphere.

I bring my Yeti and they just fill that up with the whole can. I’ve never gotten a flat Coke.

Stupid question perhaps, but what size is your Yeti? a 30oz tumbler wouldn't be filled by 1 12oz can of coke, even with ice. would they provide a 2nd can to top off my tumbler?

I am cruising solo and worried a bit about the sea days for my 12/1 Hawaii cruise, but I booked with Carnival because it is supposed to be the fun cruise line. I am relying on them to have a variety of fun things to do. Not that they have to keep me entertained all of the time, the cruise is what I make it and I am also there to relax and do nothing when I want.

I am booked on the 15 day Hawaiin cruise 12/1 and looking forward to every day of it.

Just something about laying cash down on a craps table that makes the experience so much fun. And hopefully getting some good color when I cash out, meaning high dollar chips. Regardless, I always enjoy playing craps. There is a craps table in the casino, right????

Here is one I like that I got from another poster. Very easy to make your own. But there are many ways to have a list, hopefully one you see in this thread will work for you.

Cruising Checklist for Everyone.xls

Good, wouldn't want to delay feeding my caffeine addiction. :') Can't believe there isn't an emoji for soda.