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42 minutes ago, Host Carolyn said:

Carnival and the other cruise lines contract with other vendors to provide the scooters. Carnival may "advertise" them for rent but the scooters themselves aren't owned by the cruise lines or at least none were.when I was a TA.

Correct. Carnival has provided a few wheelchairs but they are not guaranteed. 

27 minutes ago, Essiesmom said:

At some ports, you can pick the pre-arranged scooter up at a kiosk in the terminal, rather than in your cabin.  Unless there was a sign from the vendor that they were for rent, they were most likely scooters that had been rented and were waiting to be placed in the cabins, or had been used on the previous cruise and were waiting to be picked up by the vendor.  EM

I imagine prearranged would go through the dock, not the passenger ramp. 

In galveston the vendor was on site and had at least some available. This is relatively new, as opposed to the previous rent and they deliver to the ship for you. They may do both now.

On 2/8/2018 at 8:14 AM, ParrotRob said:

 

Well if you REALLY want to play, the "big bottle" is the 4.5L bottle.

Is the barrel considered a "bottle"? I want that one.

Yep,  sure can

Fairly cold

Social media package allows you Facebook and Facebook messaging. Whatsapp messaging will work on it also.

I don't know if they're first come first served or if you can rent them in advance though. Still good to see them there.

I saw some scooters for rent at the port at check in this weekend. Nice to have them on-site for those that need them.

8 hours ago, coevan said:

 

 

The Valor does not have a Cloud 9 spa

To clarify, I like deck 11. It must have not been implied in my post.

It's fine, you'll avoid the early rush when the door opens and be there before the craziness begins. 

Have fun

I go at a variety of times and the few times I've waited it has been 15 minutes or less.

3 hours ago, momof3cruisers said:

Pardon me for asking, but do you have Type 1 or Type 2. There is a very big difference

I think the point of the post is that he found what worked for him, not depending on a guide that may or may not be accurate depending on the chef of the day.

Myself, I can tell through experience what may or may not have a lot of carbs, proteins, or fats. If unsure, I can stay away or ask. I always take answers from anyone other than the chef with a grain of salt. 

Lol,  two different sets of responses. 

Try the sauna and steam room since your so close, and you are steps away from good seats to outside activities on the lido. If it's a balcony, depending on the side, there may be people leaning over the railing just above you. 

Unknowingly means it is booked on deck 11, which coincidentally contains the spa, and the poster just found that out.

No robe or slippers, sorry. You probably have your own those if you like these things. 

I like that location on the conquest class, usually very quiet.

Have a great cruise.

Jus don't open the big heavy doors that lead outside, you might fall in the water.

I think we can deduce our own definition of chair hogging based on the fact that carnival says items will be removed after 40 minutes. 

It would seem, and we can argue about, I mean discuss this, but it would seem if you leave your chair unoccupied for 40 minutes you might be a chair hog.

7 minutes ago, mooseman52b said:

Enchantment does do the Parade of Flags in the Centrum which is fun to watch!

 

Looks fun!

I've taken the behind the fun tour a few times and I do remember them saying the "pipe" in the funnel runs from the bottom all the way to the top.

On 9/29/2019 at 7:58 PM, coevan said:

My understanding is South America and Cuba both require passports for cruise passengers

Cuba yes, I've been to cartegena a couple of times and haven't been told to bring my passport off the ship, nor been explicitly told we had to have it. I could have missed that though admittedly, I always travel with mine.

I see people that I assume are nude under their towels, and I see some that are assumed nude under their swimwear....

Only on deck 13, I remember now :=)

On 10/3/2019 at 5:24 AM, thesmiths said:

They do, the Havana Area on the Vista Class.

Our area for the next 2 cruises 🙂

 

I thought they allowed commoners in for parts of the day.

It's a corner room, and the door was placed on the longside. I would imagine that the closet space and restroom doesn't crowd the door as it does in most cabins. My guess is that it's a basic interior, reconfigured. It'll probably appear more spacious, although square footage is probably the same. 

Those room sometimes have a walk in restroom as in no step up) and shower also. 

Have a great trip.