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I have been on a cruise that was at least half occupied by a Spanish speaking group. They were all one group and took the same cruise every year. I wouldn't have changed because of the group, but I was really glad we had a suite with a private balcony. I would want to know just so I could adjust my accommodations and expectations as needed.

That $22 is for a 375ml bottle. Carnival bottles are a full liter.

You could also purchase a wine package for a small discount. They give you tickets for each bottle of wine, and you can use them at any bar on the ship. Short cruises have three bottle packages and longer cruises have five bottle packages. The cruisin dot me website has some info.

Have tried the $99 Internet on the Magic. My only desire now is to find a lucrative job that I can do entirely online. Then, I could live on the ship.

I've been to Belize twice. The first time' date=' we went cave tubing, which was really nice. I do remember feeling sad about the level of poverty. The most recent time was this past July, and, well....I'll let the pictures "talk" for me about our day :D[/quote']

 

What excursion was this?

Invictashark dot com is a great place to get invictas. The watches on the ships and at the duty free are horribly overpriced.

I think they give a discount just for booking online.

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Entrance of this parking is from 25th.

This parking is directly across street from Carnival Terminal.

RCCL Terminal is right next to Carnival.

 

You walk or golf cart

from parking area which is from 25th to 28th

to entrance of parking area on 25th.

Then walk or cart, if they will,

one block to corner of 25th and Harborside.

 

Then cross Harborside to paved walkway

on other side of Harborside and then thru open pathway thru fence

into terminal grounds. The opening of fence has no gate and is always open. It is paved but does have railroad rails running thru it.

 

You will still have to walk across traffic lanes (RCCL terminal access lanes, buses, cars, the staging lot and maybe ramp to get to either CARN or RCCL terminal.

 

But it is easy walk!:D

 

Enjoy your cruise!!!!!

I have used them before, and this is a great description. I will use them again. The walk across the street is much easier and faster than taking a shuttle to port parking or a hotel. No wait when you get back, just walk across the street and you are headed home.

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I've used the port parking, hotel parking, and Galveston Park n Cruise, and the last was the best. I will always use them in the future.

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