Turn down service in addition to the morning cabin cleaning.

[Xport]

Our last cruise on the summit in a c2, the Stewart never service our room more then once a day. Which we considered a miss considering carnival even does it twice a day.

 

Suggest that Carnival Cruise Line has recently adopted "once a day" cabin service... You may want to scan through that forum... And in fact, there has been recent chatter on other "Carnival Corporation" cruise line forums--Princess comes to mind--in which members are conjecturing as to whether or not the "once a day" cabin service model might be implemented on sister lines...

 

Sorry for your experience on Summit... I sail Celebrity frequently--and I've done so recently--and have never had cabin service less than twice per day... If you sail Celebrity again with the same experience, do--by all means--ask...

Edited May 16, 2016 by Xport

[grandgeezer]

Suggest that Carnival Cruise Line has recently adopted "once a day" cabin service... You may want to scan through that forum... And in fact, there has been recent chatter on other "Carnival Corporation" cruise line forums--Princess comes to mind--in which members are conjecturing as to whether or not the "once a day" cabin service model might be implemented on sister lines....

 

People can chatter all they want, but the only thing that matters is, will people change lines, or quit cruising altogether if the once a day turndown is implemented. My guess is no. They've done a lot crazier things than that and the people keep coming back for more. They should milk their cutbacks until they meet financial resistance then ease off.