Wolfie48

I can't tell u how many people in this world are morbidly RuDe!! I'm not fat. I'm sure as heck not skinny but in todays society I am just fine. So before you go judging other people you need to check your self. Everyone paid the way to cruise and eat ir drink what they wanted to. Its their bodies not yours!! I find ppl like you really really really rude and someday you will have someone say things that aren't nice. I'm sure there are ppl in this forum that may have a few extra pounds. Have you thought some ppl can't control the way bodies carry weight? Think before you type!!!

Well said, I don't really like the sweet fruity drinks so I'll be having ultimate margarita's. But drink what you enjoy and hang what the "fit" people think. I would rather be a little heavy and unattractive on the outside then downright ugly on the inside!

I never eat or drink too much :rolleyes:

The balconies were welded on to the sides, the only problem is they forgot the doors so you have to jump down from the lido deck and try and hit the right one, you must purchase one of the all you can drink packages to qualify.

 

 

 

 

(ok I'm bored at work)

I thought getting to your balcony was offered as an excursion on Fantasy class ships. :D

It is because Carnival attracts a lower class of people, due to the cheap cruise prices. Not judgein just sayin.

 

 

 

If that is not a judgemental statement then what is? :rolleyes:

Wrong path for Carnival. Those that already have a bar bill that exceeds $700 a week are already in trouble.

Maybe the next path should be to stop the friends of bill w meetings?

Interesting... don't know why Carnival won't let you bring them onboard in a suitcase and store them for you so that they are sure you won't use them, but on the othe hand, good to know for future use if someone wants to cancel their cruise... just ask if you can bring your bicycle with you and when they say no... say "ok, can I get my deposit back" !!!!

 

Personally, I think its a stupid rule and think they should allow you to bring it onboard as long as you don't ride it onboard...

So buy a few cruise ships start your own cruise line and allow bikes or anything else to be brought onboard. If you own the ship you can make your own stupid rules!

A few from Cabo

I found a few.....

I am curious to know how many times you've sailed the same ship and why?

 

We just sailed on the Dream, and we really liked that ship. I am already browsing cruises on it for next year different itinerary. Would you choose the same ship again or choose something different for a change?

DW and I have sailed the Paradise 5 times mostly because of it was convenient. Drive to port take a 3 or 4 day cruise or back to back for a good price. We have been on the Spirit 3 times and the Splendor 2 times 3 in September.

This is a great thread! So far, I've copied down about 12 different drink recipes, ordered a single-serving blender from Wal-Mart, and am ready to party!:D

 

I read on another thread that if you sail out of San Juan, they are pretty liberal about allowing you to bring on a bottle of rum without any hassels, as long as its in a backpack, and not just in plain site.:) So, since San Juan is our first port stop, that's what I'm going to do. Thanks for all the wonderful ideas and recipes. I've got a mini cocktail shaker that's going in my checked bag!:D

For a very refreshing drink mix vanilla flavored rum or vodka with orange juice.

I like biographies and such. Not really into the romance novels. I do like mysteries too. Any suggestions? I'm going on a 7 day cruise with a forcast of rain, so I'll need to occupy my time with a book that will hold my interest for a while. :) Thanks

The book of Carnival drink recipes :D