shof515

I sailed on the Carnival Splendor when she did the year round cruising.The first sea day and the last sea day was cool and windy. In January the ports were Port Canarval, Freeport and Nassau. Pricing was very very cheap and the ship did not had sold out crowding feature most ships get.

yes, one restaurant. it is on this page: https://www.ncl.com/termsandconditions/promotions scroll down a bit

from the various videos i see on youtube, they fixed it. the stage is now in the middle and there is a big open space for lots of seating.

yes that is better and that is what i do.

about 2 years, my specially dinning perk was removed from my booking. Then when my travel agent added it back, they was a issue with the dining perk service charge perk not being applied correctly or something like that. It took what seem like forever to fix everything. kinda odd/strange this is still happening

me too. I booked this cruise back in January 2018 as the Triumph, the name change to the Sunrise did not happen until late July 2018. i still have the email they sent me about the changes

It is common for most cruises to sell out 3-4 days within sail date. this is why you need to book early i cant wait for monday to board the ship.

coke

Some googling, i think i found the event. It is a launch party : https://carnival-news.com/2019/04/01/rise-and-shine-carnival-cruise-line-invites-travel-advisors-to-three-carnival-sunrise-launch-parties/

i am also on this sailing too. What event is going on? i thought they already did all of the events I am curious. i was watching a youtube video from the 4 day sailing and it looks like they entered on deck 2 forward skipping the atrium area. The ship docks at Pier 90, this pier has the older enclosed gangway with plastic walls so the view is limited. Pier 88 has the bigger glass gangway

latitudes/past guest perk

if you bookmarks events you want to go. about 15 minutes before the event, you phone will give you a notification.

thats strange. Usually they are 2 regular formal nights and then the Throwback Sea day is the 3rd formal night

schedule port of call for today, ship was already in cuba before the travel restrictions went into effect. I think the Sky might be the last cruise ship in cuba for a very long time

Norwegian is also canceling all Cuba Cruises I wonder what Carnival will do next year with the Sunrise/Radiance Cuba cruises out of NYC next year. Got a feeling they might change to something like Half Moon Cay, Amber Cove, Nassau or Grand Turk