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What the heck does that mean? I would think they are increasing. If decreasing, I'll cancel and repurchase. You should know that we are adjusting Wi-Fi pricing on Friday, December 8, 2023. Make sure to add your Wi-Fi package early to lock in the current package price for your upcoming cruise.

If you cared about accuracy, you wouldn't make misleading statements. Enjoy discussing amongst yourself.

The have one Woodford limited edition that I think is over $200 a shot.

Priority checkin and boarding, Priority luggage, ...

How many drug dealers recalled their product for contamination? ZERO (0). CBD is not legal in all 50 states. FACT. You yourself have admitted that Carnival can ban anything they want, for any reason or no reason at all, as long as it isn't a protected class. The reality is all of your hair splitting, cherry picking arguments are irrelevant. There is nothing to debate.

FDA approval means you are getting what you think you are. Unregulated supplements might contain anything. Irrelevant is your claim that CBD is legal per the Federal Government. So what? It is not legal in all 50 states.

Public drinking in many places, including Mexico, is illegal. Being inebriated can impact your ability to return to the ship. Law enforcement is not Carnival's job. Interfering with law enforcement could cost Carnival plenty.

Only one (1) CBD product is approved by the FDA which leaves about a billion+ that are not.

Not officially, but...

My last Carnival's Chef's table earlier this year offered only a choice of red or white wine for the meal. I took both. An upgraded experience should include wine parings for each course. Time will tell. Living in the past will only become increasingly expensive.

It isn't true, but if it was, the other cruise lines will fall like dominoes.

One can hope. I did like the casino on Regal Princess but I didn't try the tables.

Princess has a Chef's Table, and also the 360 Experience on a couple of ships. 360 goes for $149 for non-suite guests. Carnival could be going more upscale, or perhaps letting the Chef prepare a real Chef's Table of his/her choice, or... The regular Chef's Table could still offer a fleet standard menu.

Take the Cove. Those two bathrooms are still just one toilet.

Some include a Galley Tour and there may be other differences. Carnival seems to be testing a new experience above a normal Chef's Table. If successful, it could be rolled out to more ships. Both could be offered on a cruise if there is sufficient demand.

A very misleading title. Chef's Table is only $90pp on Carnival Valor.

Obviously a meal unique to those three ships, and perhaps unique to each one.

A lot of people don't sail on Carnival but still post here. How bizarre.

They have done this for special casino tournaments - the casino took over Take 5 on Discovery one cruise in October. Perhaps that is still the case.

I'll take a guess... To distribute the work load among the staff who may otherwise have no tables to serve.

Now I'm curious. You can be Green Lane having the medallion shipped whether or not you receive it. I may try keeping it my pocket, going Green Lane and see what happens - if they will pick up a new medallion for me. I suppose to complete the ruse, wear an old medallion.

Alcohol is still off topic.

So? Carnival's cruise line; Carnival's rules. But... It is not illegal to bring camouflage clothing into many countries, but you might have a problem if you wear it. It is not Carnival's job to stay current on all laws and customs in foreign ports. If the dog hits on the vape pen, guess what?

A new design, but parts will resemble Excel class, and largest casino Princess has on a cruise ship.