Batman5924

On Carnival.com you can still book the June 11th sailing. Seems like it’s going to happen.

Hello, My wife and I have come up with this plan in Nassau. Get off boat and go right. It’s Nassau’s future walking area/bourbon street. It’s still a work in progress but you can feel it’s coming. By senor frogs, grab the boat for $5 to Atlantis. Super enjoyable. 10 minutes. Go to Atlantis and eat at Olives (real food). Love carnival, but again if you have $100 to spend it’s worth it Real food and good. After you get on boat to come back, go to Senor Frogs. Don’t be afraid, I’m 55 it’s a lot of fun. Then get back on the boat. Check out the market on the way back

I cruise a lot and live by the airport. High Tide Harry is a great recommendation. Close to the airport and locals love it. Some of the recommendations are far away. If you want low cost quality seafood that has the Florida vibe...High Tide Harry’s. 10 minutes from airport but you’ll feel like you’re in Florida. Hell I want to go now just writing this.

This was posted yesterday. I know it’s probably common knowledge. Sounds like they are kind of optimistic on the June 11 sailing. Carnival Cruise Line stated, “We are grateful to our guests for their support as our team worked this weekend to bring them back to Port Canaveral on Carnival Conquest, and we remain proud of our Carnival Freedom crew who handled the situation on the ship effectively and according to safety protocols.” The ‘Freedom’ will be out of commission until early June and its May 28, June 2 and June 6 departures have been cancelled to facilitate the repairs. It is reported that repairs at the Grand Bahama Shipyard will be complete by June 10. For now, the June 11 sailing is still scheduled to go ahead as planned. Guests booked on canceled cruises will receive a full refund on all monies paid and a 100% future cruise credit.