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It's been a few years since we've sailed so I'm guessing picture prices have changed. Has anyone taken a picture of the different picture options or just remember how much all the options were? We are bringing a first time cruiser so I'm sure we will be buying some pictures. 

Do you remember how much the pictures cost? It's been 3 years since we've been on Carnival and I'm assuming prices have changes a bit.

Kiss on the lips

We are going on a Panorama cruise the first week of October. I’d like to take a private charter for deep sea fishing. Who have you booked through with a great experience? We have a decent amount of time at port but it would still be a half day trip (4-5 hours). We’d be a group of 3-5 people. 

I rented a taxi for the day. Talk with the driver and let them know what you are looking for. He stayed with us the entire time and even showed us a couple view points for beautiful pictures. 

Thank you all for the great information!!! The transfers with luggage is AWESOME. I will make sure to do that.

We are going on a Disney Cruise for the first time and we will be cruising out of Port Canaveral. We booked a cruise around my son's auto racing schedule and the racetrack ended up changing the schedule to have a race the night we get back from the cruise. There is no option for him to miss this race. Based on all flights available there is one flight that seems to give us enough time to get to the airport and get back home in time. I've cruised on Carnival before and we just did self debarkation which got us off the ship right away with our own luggage.

My question is directed to those of you who have cruised out of Port Canaveral and flown from MCO (Orlando). Is a flight time of 12:13pm on American Airlines enough time to get off the ship and to the airport? The Cruise schedule says we will get back by 7:30am and I know it can take time off the ship.

We were on the reflection a few months ago and played cash games every night. There is a regular dealer. Rake 10% up to max of $15.

Holy crap! That is sickening. So if 9 people start with $100 at an average of 30 hands per hour, everyone would be broke in 3-4 hours depending on how large the pots get.

I have cruised several times in the past as you can see in my signature so I am familiar with cruising overall. I have never cruised on Celebrity or to Alaska so most of my questions will be related to that.

I earned a trip from my work and it is on the Celebrity Millennium going to Alaska in August. I am provided with the flight to Anchorage and stay in the Marriott for the night, on the ship I am reserved in the Concierge Veranda, prepaid gratuities, and the Premium Drink Package. Also the train ride from Anchorage to Seward on the GoldStar Dome with full breakfast is provided. Transfer from the train to the ship is also included.

I am 36 and DW is 34. What are some of the differences or similarities between Carnival (probably more differences?) or Princess (probably more similarities?) to the Celebrity Millennium?

What are some things I need to bring more specific to the Millennium ship or Alaska itinerary. For example bungie cords, extension cord etc.

How many alcohol drinks are included per day with the Premium package? Do they have a hard cider like Angry Orchard, Strongbow, etc.?

What are must do's on the ship and off.

Any information is welcome.

3 days for me! Woo hoo!!

I love FTTF. Simple as that.

Loved the spa room and the spa.

I don't have pics but I loved the food. Just be prepared for a line.

Thanks for the great pictures and review. We will be on the Imagination next month. I have been on the sister ships Elation, Paradise, & Inspiration so I know this will be another great cruise. You should try some of the newer Carnival ships. The Imagination is an old ship and the Breeze for example is beautiful and offer more storage space in the bathroom.

Consider that a person with a negative experience (in their eyes) will be much more likely to post I take most of the negative reviews very lightly. A person with a positive experience is less likely to post about it because it's expected.

Your right. 90 days seems about the norm in most casinos I've been in.

 

 

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Last time I was in Vegas I actually saw a lady who had a slot machine slip that was for over $1500 and it was over a year old and she was still able to cash it. Just looking at her and he clothes and purse I can clearly see why she accidentally forgot to cash it in. Her purse alone was worth over $5,000 (according to my wife).

Awesome deal!

FTTF IS WELL WORTH IT! I like getting on board early and the VIP line at the guest services is awesome. We are going on another cruise in March and we bought it again.

That has to be a misprint. I would be VERY surprised if they went with no casino.

What is camp ocean?

I enjoy traditional seating so we have the same servers. They get to know our style and requests which makes us feel we are getting special treatment. IMHO the anytime dining I feel as though the service is not as good because they have no vested interest.

I am very concerned because the rate code 0560018220 shows it as a carnival crew rate and in the information box it states that a carnival crew ID must be shown at check in. Can anyone confirm that they booked a room and stayed in a "crew rate" where it says Carnival Crew rate, must show Carnival ID at check in?

I planned on purchasing the spa package when I got on the ship which is $250 per couple. On this cruise coming up in a week for me to upgrade from a regular balcony on the lowest level to a Spa balcony was only $170 extra for the cabin. So they way I look at it is I saved $80 AND got a better quieter location.

if you look at 7107 and 7105 they are joined but 7105 is considered an interior. There are multiple rooms like this.

These cabins are side by side:

 

Cabins 7106 (Inside) and 7108 (Balcony)

Cabins 7105 (Inside) and 7107 (Balcony)

Cabins 6108 (Inside) and 6112 (Balcony)

Cabins 6109 (Inside) and 6115 (Balcony)

etc.

 

These are located on all Spirit Class ships (Legend, Pride, Miracle & Spirit).

 

Great option for families !

Looks like I posted same time as you did. You did more work than I did though lol

Just curious, where on the ship would an inside cabin join with a balcony?

Are they not across the hall?

if you look at 7107 and 7105 they are joined but 7105 is considered an interior. There are multiple rooms like this.