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As long as you put them in Sport Mode, you should be fine.

Considering Carnival Corp owns both companies - your money is eventually ending up in the same pocket.

any thread that goes long enough eventually becomes a tipping thread

The welcome home offer is for a small amount of OBC. I wouldn't wait to book. You'll pay more and have less cabin selection by waiting.

It'll be terminal F or one of the terminals directly adjacent, that is Carnival's area of the island. Not sure why it isn't showing on the schedule yet though. I am not sure how far in advance they assign terminal berths.

I appreciate you sharing that experience - I'm still not sure why they're not giving them out by default. Maybe they're testing going back to a by request basis on some ships. Who knows.

Final reply - you are misunderstanding the issue. Perhaps you're doing so on purpose to make your fake outrage seem more genuine. I don't know - it makes no difference.

I don't know why it would be any different on that ship. JH announced back in Feb or March it was coming back fleetwide.

These are fleetwide.

Anything could change between now and then when it comes to Carnival's policies.

They are put in the mailbox every evening now, fleet wide.

The bingo callers do a good job of making it interesting. There are worse ways to spend an hour on the ship, that's for sure.

On Ecstasy, one of the crew bars (I don't know how many the ship had, this may have been the only one) was on deck 7 far forward.

So that's a good question. The night club operates until like 2AM. There's no activity in the theatre that late at night. So OP - what time were you awoken by the bass? I wonder if the crew area directly above their cabin is a crew bar or something.

How much steel and concrete is used in your home's construction?

There are some people who are just watching the game, so I don't think you'll have any issue.

Do you have bingo cards that are set up like Carnival's?

I sailed out of Norfolk on the Magic last month and really enjoyed the city as a home port - hope to sail out of there again at some point.

I am not going to keep arguing about this. You can speak whatever language you want, and the crew can as well. But in the past, the rule was on Carnival that crew would only speak English in guest areas. That is not arrogance, that is Carnival's rule. I am not buying in to your fake outrage, sorry.

Yes the food quality on Carnival is really in need of serious help. I cancelled my 2024 Alaskan sailing and have no future cruises with Carnival at the moment because of it.

I do not work for or represent Carnival in any capacity. I am just saying I don't think the optics of adding options for smokers makes sense in 2023. Agree or disagree, life goes on.

Sunshine isn't going in for a dry dock until 2025 according to goccl, Carnival's travel agent info website. This is just after her stint at Charleston and just before she begins homeport operations in Norfolk. It's a rather long dry dock as well, hopefully she'll be getting some MUCH needed TLC. https://help.goccl.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1565/~/carnival-sunshine-(sh)-fact-sheet

You are directly under a crew area, I am not sure what is in that crew area but that may be what you're hearing. Seriously doubt you're hearing the theater, it's several decks below you.

The problem is on a cruise you can't just drive downtown for takeout. Food quality is paramount. On my last Carnival cruise, nobody I spoke with had anything positive to say about the food. The best one person said was it was mediocre. That's not good.

It is not arrogant at all. Carnival has chosen English as the official language on board. It doesn't really matter what you think.