contact by land/e-mail address

[ceoswis]

I know when we went on our last Princess cruise, they had a e-mail address for each ship where someone could send an e-mail to the ship and they would deliver it to you room. Does anyone know if Carnival will let you do this and what is the e-mail address?

[Wennfred]

I know when we went on our last Princess cruise, they had a e-mail address for each ship where someone could send an e-mail to the ship and they would deliver it to you room. Does anyone know if Carnival will let you do this and what is the e-mail address?

 

Best way to do it is call the American Red Cross, in an emergency they will send the ship a message. The only other way is to buy a Internet account when you board the ship, 55.00 for 100 minutes, 100.00 for 250 minutes.

[devlshways]

Best way to do it is call the American Red Cross, in an emergency they will send the ship a message. The only other way is to buy a Internet account when you board the ship, 55.00 for 100 minutes, 100.00 for 250 minutes.

 

Is $55 for 100 minutes the lowest amount you can purchase?

[MrPete]

Pre internet cafes, it used to be the first two letters of the ship + RADIO@carnival.com

 

It may still.

 

We used to get them delivered to our stateroom by putting name and the cabin number in the subject line.

[ceoswis]

Thanks MrPete...this is what I am talking about. Has anyone done this lately on a Carnival ship? We will be on the Pride so I guess our contact on land would use PRradio@carnival.com with our name and room number.

[StacyandTim]

Are you planning on bringing a laptop? If so, and you buy internet time, you will get instructions on changing your outgoing and incoming POP3 and STMP information so you can still use your same email address that you use at home to send and receive.