cruisengrammie7

We just always have travel insurance that covers as much as possible that we can afford.

On our first cruise in 2013, I didn't know about what should for sure be carried on. I packed my nebulizer machine in my main suitecase, meds in carry on. That suitecase was delayed in getting to our room until that evening. In the meantime they sent me a letter telling me to call a number. Because it was locked. They asked me what the box was in my suitcase. I told him what it was and they sent it right up.. Then explained to me that item has to be checked out to make sure it has not explosives or illegal residues on it. They were very nice to me. When it arrived to the cabin they checked it after I opened it and left. What is so odd is, I had talked to customer service many many times about the things I had to take with me and they told me to put it in the luggage and I could lock it with no problems..

So now I leave my nebulizer in the van, carry all my own tubing and meds for it and hope I don't need it. Second cruise didn't need it, just used inhaler.

Learning to pack less and more efficiently.

I will still use my TSA locks no matter, it just makes me feel better.

carnival magic room 8462 pictures. Lots of pics.

We have one booked on the Magic this August our second cruise 2325. So excited to have booked it. Our first was on the Magic in an aft 8475, March 2013. Loved it for that time of year.

It was so much fun. It was worth it.

Noticed another drop too. In the last 8 days, we have saved $120 for the two of use by booking early saver for our Aug. 30, 2015 cruise on the Magic. Saved $60 on March 20 and today another $60. So that just lowers the price before I complete the balance before June 16. Maybe Carnival will do it again. The lady on the phone keep telling me it was only a $20 drop. I told her to please take the time and refresh her site, because it was not correct. Finally it came up correctly on her computer.