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Yes. But this is a different situation. We're talking about embarkation day.

This would work out great if they sold RumChata onboard. It's been a while since they had it. Thanks for your response!

Hi y'all. Looking for advice from experienced B2B'ers. Next month we're doing a B2B. We know that it's not allowed to board with liquor. On the 2nd leg of the B2B we will stop at an island where we have friends. We want to bring them 2 bottles of RumChata (not available there). My question is - if we hand the bottles over at embarkation, will they be discarded or will be receive them at the end of the 1st leg? Who do we give them to, port security? Carnival employee?

We're cruising out of Miami this summer and decided to stay in the Biscayne Bay area. Doubletree has large rooms, but the recent reviews on TripAdvisor are really bad. Marriott is more expensive, has slightly better reviews but smaller rooms. Which would you choose???

Update - Carnival gave them a full refund (taxes and fees refunded as cash, cruise fare as future cruise credit. ) Thanks for the answers.

I know I should call Carnival for this, but I'm looking for personal experience. We are 3 couples cruising this coming weekend. One of the couples lost their baby grandson yesterday and don't have insurance. Will Carnival offer them a credit or will they lose all their money?

I'm sure this has been asked before, but we need an answer ASAP so I can't go dig in the files. Friends of ours are sailing with us next week and don't have a booster shot. They want to go get it tomorrow so they can test 3 days before the cruise. Is there a specific cut off for the booster (like the 14 days max for the 2 first shots)? Will the booster make them test positive??