pimentel7

I know the Dream class of ships includes the Magic, Dream and Breeze. What class of ships are the Horizon and Vista, how much bigger are they than Dream class, and what do they include that the Dream class ship does not?

We are looking at an Eastern Caribbean cruise for next July, specifically the Magic or Breeze. Are there certain ports that are a must? Also, the Magic is an 8 day and the Breeze is a 7 day, however, the Magic seems to have lower fares? Anything else you could share in this regard would be most appreciated.;p;p

How do they determine the class of ship and where can I find the listing? I know the Pride is Spirit class, however, which ships are in the Dream Class?

We live in California and would like to take an Eastern Caribbean cruise in 2019. It appears there are several very nice ships out of Florida (Horizon, Breeze, Magic, etc.) on which to sail, however, they leave from different Florida ports. Is there one particular Florida port cruisers prefer and, if so, what are the reasons why? Is it a big enough factor to dictate which cruise ship? Or do all of the ports have pros and cons? Have read recent posts on the message boards, and the Breeze seems to be a favorite, followed closely by the Horizon.

Thanks for any help and/or comments.

Been a number of years since my last cruise but currently looking into an Eastern Caribbean cruise for June 2018. So reading reviews and am not familiar with the Sunshine.........is she the rename of an older ship? Also, there used to be spirit class, i.e. Miracle, Pride, etc. Is that still true? Once upon a time, that seemed to be the favored class. The Alchemy Bar.........is there a special significance?

Once upon a time one could buy Carnival Gift Certificates that could be used on upcoming cruises. Does anyone know if they are still available?

When you fly into Hobby, what is the best way to get to Galveston (that's where the terminal is, right?)