Kevin308

eat a pair of John Heald's sweaty underpants.

 

Because I don't believe for one minute they'd bring a brand spanking new with all the coolest amenities ship to Galveston.

 

We can dream though.:D

Magic was new when it came to Galveston.

Shorts are not allowed, pants and a shirt or polo will do.

Thank you

I am reading the web site and am getting what seems is conflicting information on the dress code. On one page I get this "The dress code follows the dress code specified for that evening on board; if the evening is specified as Cruise Casual, shorts are not permitted" and another I get this "Dress Code is Cruise Elegant. Jeans allowed on Cruise Casual evenings" So which is it?

I want to go on the first day but really don't feel like dressing up. I also don't really like to try and break rules if I can avoid it. But in this case as I read it the web site conflicts it's self. Thanks guy and gals.

Not paying your Sail and Sign is #1.

They way they do things how is that even possiable?

No they're not. Don't think the savings from a decrease in service will be passed on to customers. They're looking to increase their profit margin by spending less and increasing the work load on their cabin stewards.

If the cabin stewards have more rooms they have less cabin stewards right? So doesn't that mean all those cabin stewards got a raise because they are sharing tips with less people?