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So I had a call from Carnival and they cancelled my 2021 cruise Carnival Spirit - May 30th, 2021 - 7 nights - The Great Barrier Reef.

But that’s ok because we’ve booked a better one lol

Carnival  Spirit - May 16th, 2021 - 13 nights - Brisbane to Singapore.

if you didn’t mind updating the list please 😁

Please add the following for me 😁

RC Ovation of the Seas - October 17th, 2020 - 7 nights - Adelaide & Hobart

Carnival Spirit - May 30th, 2021 - 7 nights - The Great Barrier Reef

Thank you 😊 

Good morning,

i love seeing the updates and everyone’s cruises and thank you for updating and keeping this going 😁

please add:

30 May 2021 Carnival Spirit, Great Barrier Reef 7nts

Thank you

So because I can’t get enough cruising, I’ve booked another this morning

Carnival Panorama, 11th January, 2020. 7 night Mexican Riviera

Thank you

Hi, would like to add another cruise I have booked

Radiance of the Seas, 15th, March 2019. 8 nights South Pacific leaving Sydney.

Thank you

Hi,

Can you please add me to:

Carnival Pride - April 8th, 2018

7 night Eastern Caribbean Cruise.

Thank you

Can you please add another one for me

January 10th 2016 Celebrity Silhouette 7 night western Caribbean

I'm booked for the 8th August 2015 on the Dawn out of Brisbane. Doing it alone this time

So who has a P&O booking for 2015?

- which ship - Dawn

- where to? - the ocean lol

- when? - August 8th.

We are on the Pacific Dawn August 10 - 17, 2013. :D

I started reading this last night. Having never cruised but my mum who is a big cruiser has said lots about tipping.

Having never worked on a cruise liner I have no idea on conditions or wages only of what people claim.

I worked out for our up coming 7 night cruise with a family of 8, but only 3 of us over the age of 13 for tipping requirements on auto tipping lol is $180.00. ($7.50 x 3ppl x 8 days if that is correct) If I had to pay that for all of us I would either drop the price or only do it for my husband and myself. ($7.70 x 8ppl x 8 days $450.00) now that's a lot of shopping money lol.

That lesser amount is certainly affordable even for my husband and I and our 6 kids. And we are only average Aussie earners with a mortgage. I'd be inclined to also tip those I feel have made my families trip that extra special.

Regardless of cruise liner workes wages, home conditions, work conditions, no one should feel pressured or bullied into tipping. Everyone has their own personal reason why they do or don't tip, and should not be frowned upon either

way.

Thank you everyone for you comments was a good interesting read :)