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On 6/10/2024 at 3:13 PM, Retired-N-Happy said:

Yes, starting on November 1, you can go onto the Stock perks app and apply for any early 2025 cruises.

Thanks

Anyone hear anything about this program being extended into 2025?

If you don’t have a drink package, it’ll go quickly

Would love to see the daily menus from the MDR.

Never had this problem on 25 cruises, always plenty of room under the bed.  

Go to a local pga pro.  

3 hours ago, jptoz said:

Could anyone tell me if you can transfer booking of the yearly "free" tier cruise, to a TA for added perks/ OBC. Or if you can book outright thru a TA.

Thanks for  any info.

TAs make no money on a free casino cruise, so nothing to share.

Any reviews/comments from the folks who did spend the day at Margaritaville?

2 hours ago, mets123 said:

You fell for it, plain and simple.. That old saying still carries weight today. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. 

Try reading my post again. We didn’t fall for anything, just a warning that it’s in more ports than just Nassau

We ran into very similar scams in Cozumel and Roatan last month right at the port side shops.  They always try to get you inside their store/booth to demonstrate the product and then complete the scam

The cruise lines must be aware of this but resist telling everyone that their port stops are risky

We haven’t been on Carnival in 5 years. Wondering how many “formal nights” and if Carnival puts their nightly MDR menu on the app before the cruise

Thanks for the report.  Can you comment on the Comedy Club?

I’m curious, how does that save $600?

Going back to Carnival after 5 years. Just wondering if Guy Burgers are still as good as  they were before Covid

Thanks in advance.

54 minutes ago, crewsweeper said:

If you aren't going anywhere else, yes!  Beats the cruise port places!

Thanks, our plan is to eat/drink in the port area or walk to CJ’s. 

Is Captain Jack’s worth the walk?

11 minutes ago, ngrund said:

I think that is when the board votes as well.

Thanks

Does anyone know when the current July cut-off will be extended?

We will be arriving at Coxen Hole in March on the Enchantment ots. We are interested in some local shopping and a few drinks.  Is this possible without leaving the port area and facing the gauntlet of local tour operators?

Thanks in advance

19 hours ago, Another_Critic said:

From what I'm seeing, ships are pretty much sailing full all year round.  But I assume there will be more people/kids filling 3rd/4th berths during holidays and summer.

 Agree 100%.  When school is not in session, count on many hundreds more kids onboard

46 minutes ago, Giraffes said:

It has been a while, but I'm curious what you wound up doing...

Not much, just walked around the pier area for an hour or so.  Not our favorite island.

13 hours ago, Ms411 said:

The restaurant at Paradise Point Skyride is Taste. It doesn't get good reviews, though.

 

A lot of people like Smoking Rooster which is a bbq place closer to the ships in Havensight.

Thanks

Looking for a nice lunch place near the Skyride/ Havensight.

thanks in advance

1 hour ago, snoope said:

I haven’t even seen them listed in the cruise compass for the current sailing or the past two. 

In September we were able to book the comedy show prior to boarding.

BTW, are there comedy shows on the Anthem??

A few years ago we ate rooftop

at the Hotel Milano.  A few blocks from the pier, great mojitos, and good PR food(medium pricing). The rooftop eating area has great views of the city and the port area, but is not large.  Check it out!