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Port of Charleston Sunshine cruisers find cars flooded
staceyglow replied to Iamthesea's topic in Carnival Cruise Lines
And I heard none of the ships involved offered any FCC. -
Experienced cruiser new to Carnival......
staceyglow replied to SPacificbound's topic in Carnival Cruise Lines
I was on the Miracle in early 2022 and there were no vibrations. -
Are those servers working 40 hours a week? If so, I would like to see the source of your information. At $15.50/hour, a person working full time at minimum wage is making over $32K per year. I find it very hard to believe the average full-time server in California is making less than $150 a week in tips.
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I stand corrected.
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Roulette odds can certainly change based on how many zeroes are on the wheel. I don't believe I have seen any on a Carnival cruise yet, but triple zero wheels exist.
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One of the reasons Cozumel is famous for its dock runners is that often, ship time is an hour earlier than local time. Well, that and all the drinking.
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You are not going to see anything close to "loose" odds on any cruise ship. They know they have a captive market. If you don't like their odds, you can't go to the casino next door.
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Carnival Vacation Protection Insurance Question
staceyglow replied to awhitleycrew's topic in Carnival Cruise Lines
How much was your deposit and how much is the insurance? I can't imagine your net recovery would be all that much, and yeah, there is the whole insurance fraud thing... -
Another cut--Lido cakes on Glory
staceyglow replied to DallasGuy75219's topic in Carnival Cruise Lines
Yes, I have seen this on several ships. My guess is that this is a decision made by either the head baker or the head chef. -
It's not too late to cancel your cruise.
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Exactly. There were people who would order one of each entrée and take one bite of each one.
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I have seen several posts on CC about people eating them as a side dish instead of a burger topping. If a lot of folks did this, it was probably too expensive for Carnival to offer them.
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So much better to be surly to the customer and receive the same amount of pay. 😊 For most of the tipped jobs I had, I am pretty sure that the restaurant would not be willing to directly pay me the amount of money I was getting in gratuities. Most of the servers were earning more in salaries and tips combined than their manager's salary.
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Same here.
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I don't ever remember seeing that feature. But the answer to your question is "no".
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Differences between Carnival and Princess?
staceyglow replied to Eli_6's topic in Carnival Cruise Lines
And I am not going to buy anything at Dillard's that I can get at Walmart for a better price. -
46, 103, 289, 304, 412, 452, 606, 781, 794, 802.
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How Often do the shows / entertainment change?
staceyglow replied to cjdcmf32's topic in Carnival Cruise Lines
mz-s is a big fan of using hyperbole. -
It's the luck of the draw, I don't see why set dining would be any different, and you run the risk of getting permanently seated at a large table with 8 other passengers. We are a party of 2, and we have often gotten booths to ourselves in the MDR.
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Yes, now you have to call morning of.
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If all of those people committed to going on this cruise with you, they are the ones who owe you the money.
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Maybe someone at Carnival is reading your posts. 😁
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We usually purchase it once onboard because it is the same price either way.
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Once on Half Moon Cay we bought a Carnival-logo soft-sided cooler of beers from a waiter on the beach. I don't remember how much it was, but it wasn't crazy expensive. Now take it on every trip, and we use it up on Serenity, in our room, and as a smallish gear bag to take on shore excursions.
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No More Made to Order Omelette
staceyglow replied to Gamecock_Cruiser's topic in Carnival Cruise Lines
It could also be the "Carnival stinks, here are 50 reasons why, and I have four cruises booked with the next year" person. 😁
