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On 5/5/2022 at 10:48 AM, Cruisegirl1919 said:

Does this mean there aren't any options for a burrito bowl whatsoever, or just that the hard taco shell bowls are gone? I'm fine with the latter but would be bummed if I couldn't still get a bowl at Blue Iguana 

You could still get a bowl. That just placed it in a regular plastic salad bowl rather than the hard taco shell. All the other ingredients and options were the same as always.

16 hours ago, dannywads said:

Going on the Dream in a few weeks, are there really no more taco bowls at Blue Iguana Cantina??  That is literally one of the reasons we booked with carnival again. 

No taco bowls on the 8 April Mardi Gras

All I can say is damn!!!!!!!!! That is a great offer. Congrats. I need to figure out how to get these. I mean I have gambled just not enough

On 8/23/2021 at 9:20 AM, firefly333 said:

The low low prices and casino give away fares say carnival does have a shortage of full fare cruisers.

 

I can book a 8 day for cruisefare under $500 right now... except I'm not booking more. I'm dying to grab some of those deals for solo on rcl .. just not booking anything else.

 

Number of pax on board vista gone from 2900 to 2400. Sorry I dont buy its carnival just lowering capacity. Cruiselines are just trying to get by. Solo fare on 5 days on breeze has gone from 309, to 289, and now several dates show 269 plus taxes. Prices and capacity are dropping each new restriction added.

 

I too hope they add more cheers included fares. I need more incentive.

Not to mention that a lot of these bookings are reschedules and credits from previously cancelled cruises. So essentially no additional or new revenue from the booking.

I don't choose my cruises based on the CD and 9 times out of 10 I don't recall anything about any of them. However, I just got off the Horizon on the 7 Aug departure, and must say that Donkey was really bad. I cant remember another cruise where the CD annoyed me like Donkey. Seems like a nice guy but his management of the deck parties and some other things were just bad. I am going to chalk it up to rust and restart pains and assume he will get better.

46 minutes ago, BTromboneFrack said:

OK, we will be driving to the cruise across parts of the country we are unfamiliar with.   How does one get a COVID test when they won't be staying in any one place for more than one night?   

 

The results of your test are emailed and are also available online. You can just print them from wherever you are when they become available.

1 hour ago, AtSeaWithChris said:

 Not much science or the CDC would not have lost in 2 courts, so far, when challenged. 

The courts aren't ruling on the science. They are ruling on the basis of scope and authority. What the CDC is or isn't allowed to impose. The science is pretty simple. Vaccines, mask etc. slow the spread of viruses. This is known medical science. The courts aren't disputing this. 

10 hours ago, kdr69 said:

its confusing and will be absolutely guaranteed to cause a lot of issues with travellors.

Done to make things easier for the airlines and other industries who are required to check. By using days rather than 72 hrs the checks are much faster and simpler.  A Monday test means you are good for a Thursday flight versus a 1100am Monday test makes you ineligible to fly on a Thursday 4pm flight. Dont want people to have to do that pesky math.