youngncruzin90

We were on the MG in Feb and our daughter did build a bear. We were also on the Horizon last week and there were 2 days for Build a bear we just did not do it that time.

We just returned from a cruise where we went the document of recovery route with our 4 year old. We had both the positive test and a letter from her doctor to be safe because I had read many people saying the letter was required even though carnivals website says you only need the positive test. I gave them only the positive test first without even mentioning the letter to see if they take it, and the rep said he needs a letter from the doctor. So I gave him the letter and he cleared us to cruise. I probably could have made a case saying that’s not what the website says, but who knows where it would have gotten me, so I definitely recommend bringing a letter from the doctor to be safe.

Thank you so much for your insight!

Good morning! I was hoping to get opinions/advice/first hand knowledge if possible. We will be taking my 14 year old niece on a cruise with us this summer. She is staying with us for the summer (we live in Georgia), but she lives in California. When selecting insurance options, it says that anyone living in a different state may need to have their own insurance. Does anyone have experience with this and know if we will we need to get a separate policy for her? TIA