vwrestler171

You will see until April 2026 start rolling out late this year. They start releasing new dates in October and November and keep going until they are finished.

Mine always replies to me the same day, usually within 30 minutes. Only time it took longer was during COVID and another batch of cancellations were announced. I would usually just put my next cruise on hold and leave a voicemail saying as much and he would call me the next day before the hold expired to complete the booking.

I've booked with F2F a few times, but always ended up canceling. Each time, I would have my preferred flights booked and paid for, then Carnival would change the flights, but blame the airline(Price on the flights went up before Carnival secured them) from direct flights to flights requiring a layover, adding hours to my flight. I canceled and rebooked the exact same flights direct with the airline for the original price I paid Carnival. Note, if you book a flexible option with Carnival, you can make changes up to 60 days before you cruise.

What difference does it make if it's their first cruise as Platinum?

Back in January, we didn't pull into port until 8:30-9. Only called self assist until roughly 10:30.

They had them in suites on 1 of the newer ships(Maybe Horizon) when it first came out and they were rarely used. Even had a few come up missing and had to be replaced. Simply wasn't worth the trouble of having them in the cabins. Just like robes, why wash them all the time when there were rarely used?

If you're asking for stock advice on these boards, maybe you're not ready to be buying stock.

Smaller ships are not as profitable as te larger ships, so I doubt you'll see anything that small from Carnival for a long time, if ever. The ports that need the smaller ships need Carnival more than Carnival needs them.

I actually won sports trivia on Panorama with those questions. Missed MLB HOF and my team got the NFL one because my friend was a fan of the player, but I don't remember who it was.

No, or there wouldn't be any platinum perk for boarding as everyone would bring their "friends".

I see both sides of this. If you leave a TBA, its easy to add a name to it, however if you end up going solo, wouldn't you lose that fare?

Weird, I've never had an issue doing check-in for the 2nd cabin.

Jijis is $15/pp. I love the Peppered Beef there. Sadly they changed the lunch options and it is no longer like the Mongolian Wok and now has a menu of set entrees.

Dang, it went up. It was only $3 on Panorama in Jan.

Check back on the 20th or later.

You probably just missed them because my 2nd cruise was in Dec 2012 and I purchased one. I know I was able to purchase 1 in 2015 while on Miracle, but that was the last time.

You can use OBC to purchase it before your cruise at a cheaper rate, so not sure why you want to wait until you're onboard.

In the amount of time, it took to post this, you likely lost the offer as they go out to many people at the same time and whoever gets it first gets it.

No, likely what happened is the prices have gone up since you booked and you have to pay the going rate for the new cabin. Not when it comes to upgrades.

Miracle is an amazing ship. Not as new and fancy as the new ones, but it almost has me considering another cruise out of Galveston. Not likely, but considering.

Since it takes so long to get to those private islands, what do you suggest they do?

That may be, maybe there is some truth to it. I know a lot has been cut since I started cruising 13 years ago. More and more cuts. By the time I add the specialty dining onboard and the drinks, I agree with you.

Carnival has cut prices to bring in new cruisers that don't know what they are missing while driving loyal customers away.

What ship was only 18 when they got rid of it?

Normally Carnival would use Vancouver as a port to start cruises for when repositioning ships from Alaska to other ports so they could get around the PVSA of 1886. Now they just reposition the ship back to Australia instead of back to the US ports.