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  1. Each person that you want to communicate with while on the boat will need to have downloaded the app and pay the $5 fee. You can also get a free Carnival lanyard on the day of Embarkation if you show them you have the app. The booth was located across from Guest Services on deck 3. Note - there were some times and various locations on the boat where the Wifi - that the app uses was not working.

     

    For off the boat, I signed up for a T mobile POST paid account for $50. I was able to use LTE and 3G while in port at all of the various cities. In each port in the morning, I would connect to the local data provider and check my email. I was also able to use any local wifi as well (after getting credentials from restaurant or wifi enabled tour van). I used an unlocked iPhone and set up the account 3 days before leaving. This was a tremendous help since I was also able to check in for my flights as well as download my boarding passes.

  2. Just returned from the July 19th sailing, we never once went to deck 5 to check in for YTD. We just went to deck 3 or 4 and let them know we were ready to eat. We had a party of 7. We always requested the table for 8 instead of the cramped table for 6 with the added chair. The longest we ever waited for a table was 5 minutes.

     

    Expect to have dinner take at least 90 mins to 2 hours to complete your meal. In my opinion, service was very slow and hit and miss.

  3. Even though people feel safe in Kusadasi because it is a couple hundred miles from the latest terrorist attack, there is still a concern. See the latest LA Times article. The people causing trouble are closer than you think.

     

    http://www.latimes.com/world/la-fg-turkey-istanbul-nightlife-20160403-story.html

     

    Counter-terrorism police on Friday arrested about 15 members of the group in coastal Izmir, local media reports indicate, seizing documents and shotguns. Dogan News Agency reported that some of those arrested were in training for suicide attacks.

     

    Izmir — a liberal city on the country's western tourism trail — has become a smuggling hub over the last year. Many hundreds of thousands of desperate refugees use the bays and inlets along its coastal shores to begin hazardous trips to the nearby Greek islands of Lesbos and Chios.

     

     

    Izmur is only 62 miles from Kusadasi.

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