first night show time

[bobpell]

Going to Hawaii on the Miracle and wondering if there is a big show(s) first night out?

thanks

[BallFour4]

Most Welcome Aboard Shows on Carnival are one time and it's usually 7:30pm. That means for us with 6:00pm dining a quick dinner to eat and get a seat.

 

I'm not an expert on the ship you asked, but we've had the same experience for a bunch of cruises.

 

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Edited July 13, 2016 by BallFour4

[Micahs Grandad]

Most of the time welcome aboard show is late about 10 30. Allows both seatings to have dinner and come.

[Rosefloater]

Most of the time welcome aboard show is late about 10 30. Allows both seatings to have dinner and come.

 

It used to be at 10:30. Since 2014, the Welcome Aboard show on the Miracle has been at 7:30.

 

We have complained about the time to one of the CD's, who just said that was the best time they could have it. Since the change, I haven't seen it.

[Micahs Grandad]

It used to be at 10:30. Since 2014, the Welcome Aboard show on the Miracle has been at 7:30.

 

We have complained about the time to one of the CD's, who just said that was the best time they could have it. Since the change, I haven't seen it.

 

I stand corrected:)

[SkyMaster]

Sailed "Valor" earlier this year, and the "Welcome Aboard Show" was presented at 9:30 P.M. Late, but not TOO LATE. :rolleyes:

 

"SKY"

[maldenmusic]

Was on Triumph last week and the Welcome Aboard show was at 7:30

[Micahs Grandad]

Was on Triumph last week and the Welcome Aboard show was at 7:30

 

Seems like the worst possible time to have it.

 

Early seating have to rush thru dinner to make it.

 

Show last 45 minutes or more and as a result all with late seating will be late for dinner.

[Rosefloater]

Seems like the worst possible time to have it.

 

Early seating have to rush thru dinner to make it.

 

Show last 45 minutes or more and as a result all with late seating will be late for dinner.

 

And this was our complaint.