jedi bobs

Mine are as follows

1. Josh, Big Sexy Waitzman

2. Mikey Gibson

3. Jase

4 Gary Brusey?

5. Adam Cornes

6. who ever my first one was.

I'm to this day still in contact with Josh.

Thanks for posting...this sucks he won't be our CD either on our 7/28 cruise. Maybe something will change. Have no clue who that lady is and 8 days is a long time.

 

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That is Jamie D, and she is concedered to be the best Cruise Director by many, I don't know, I haven't cruised with her, but I think you will have fun.

I am flying to Orlando next year, and my father will pick me up, I will stay with him in orlando, and he will take me to/from the port I don't think that would work for you though.

I'm on the Dream April 8th, the offer was for $54 from a 7th floor Balcony to a 10th floor/Lido Deck balcony in the front, and I took it.

You could also try John Hearld the brand ambassitor, he is taking requests and questions right now.

Thanks for your revews, and becuse of your revies I have booked the Carnival Paridise, spisificly for Mohanay Bay, and LFK.

I am also looking at NCL for my 2020 20th Aniversery cruise with my wife.

Now that you have 6 carnival cruises under your belt, is there any ship that you are wanting to go on, or any port that carnival goes to and NCL doesn"t

I am more excited for my Paridise Cruise than my Dream cruise that is next

I am going to Key West and the Bahamas on the dream, while I am going to Rotan, and Cozemel on the Paridise and my dad is cruiseing with us as well.

I'm thinking one of the Vita Class will go to Canaveral, while a Sunshined Triumph, and the other Vista Class will go to Everglades. BTW My PVP, a former Big Sexy Cruise Director, said the Victory is set for a long Dry Dock too.

So Far, Confirmed for 2019-2020 is:

Miami: Victory, Sensation, Conquest

Port Canaveral: Liberty, Elation, Breeze

Tampa: Paradise

Jacksonville: Ecstasy

Charleston: Sunshine

Baltimore: Pride

Mobil: Fantasy

New Orleans" Valor, Glory

Galveston: Freedom, Vista, Dream

Long Beach: Inspiration, Imagination, Splendor till late 2019

San Juan: Fascination

Home ports without ships so far...

Port Everglades

New York

Norfolk

Ships without a home so Far

Panorama

Horizon

Triumph

Miracle

Ledgend

Spirit

Personaly, I didn't like her hen I was on her, a very rough ride, even with calm seas. I would like her to be "Sunshine;d"

I don't know if you have seen it yet, or have one, but at my Wal-Mart I saw a Snuggie that was like a mermaid, and thought of your daughter, do you have one for her?

I am loving the review, thank you for all the time you put into making these reviews.

CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE TO INCREASE CAPACITY ON

SHORT CRUISE PROGRAMS FROM GALVESTON AND NEW ORLEANS IN 2019

Carnival Dream, Carnival Valor to Operate Four- and Five-Day Mexico Cruises From Galveston and New Orleans, Respectively, Providing New Exciting Choices in Two Popular Homeports

MIAMI (November 16, 2019) – Building upon its position as the leader in Gulf Coast cruising, Carnival Cruise Line has announced it will expand capacity on its short cruise offerings from Galveston and New Orleans beginning in 2019.

Carnival Dream will launch four- and five-day cruises to Mexico year-round from Galveston beginning in May 2019, becoming the newest and largest Carnival ship to operate a short cruise program from that port and providing Texans with an exciting and convenient new vacation option.

In turn, Carnival Valor, currently based in Galveston, will shift to New Orleans to begin year-round four- and five-day cruises from the Big Easy beginning May 2019. It will be the largest ship to offer a year-round short cruise schedule from New Orleans.

Four- day long weekend cruises depart Thursdays and visit Cozumel, while five-day voyages depart Mondays and Saturdays calling at Cozumel and Progreso. Some five-day itineraries from Galveston feature Cozumel and Costa Maya.

Each of these stunning Mexican destinations offer world-class beaches, excellent shopping and dining experiences, and opportunities to visit historical attractions and landmarks, including centuries-old Mayan ruins. A wide variety of “fun in the sun” shore excursion choices, from paddle-boarding and ziplining to ATV adventures and watersports like scuba diving and snorkeling, is also available.

“Galveston and New Orleans are two of our most popular and fastest-growing homeports and Carnival Dream and Carnival Valor provide wonderful short cruise options in these markets, offering an exciting array of features which, combined with our convenient and value-packed short cruise itineraries to Mexico, add up to an unbeatable vacation experience,” said Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line.

Carnival Dream from Galveston

The 3,646-passenger Carnival Dream will kick off its year-round four- and five-day schedule from Galveston beginning May 23, 2019, representing a 22 percent increase in capacity on this program.

Carnival Dream recently underwent an extensive makeover that added a number of exciting food and beverage options, including Guy’s Pig and Anchor Bar-B-Que created by Food Network star Guy Fieri, the cocktail pharmacy-themed Alchemy Bar, BlueIguana Cantina serving authentic Mexican fare and the full-service Bonsai Sushi restaurant. These complement such attractions as a WaterWorks aqua park, luxurious Cloud 9 Spa and more.

Carnival Dream will join Carnival Freedom and Carnival Vista, which repositions to Galveston in fall 2018, and together these three ships are expected to carry nearly 650,000 passengers annually from Galveston – more than any cruise line.

Carnival Valor from New Orleans

The 2,974-passenger Carnival Valor will kick off its new year-round schedule of four- and five-day cruises from New Orleans May 16, 2019, replacing Carnival Triumph and representing a nearly 10 percent increase in capacity on the line’s short cruise program from that port. Carnival Triumph will be deployed to another homeport to be announced at a later date. Also in May 2019, Carnival Glory will take over the New Orleans-based year-round seven-day schedule of Carnival Dream. Together, Carnival Valor and Carnival Glory are expected to carry nearly 400,000 passengers from New Orleans.

Carnival Valor last year underwent a multi-million-dollar renovation that added such popular highlights as Guy’s Burger Joint, developed in tandem with celebrity chef Guy Fieri, the Caribbean-themed RedFrog Pub, SkyBox sports bar, Alchemy Bar and the poolside RedFrog Rum Bar and BlueIguana Tequila Bar. Other features on Carnival Valor include an adults-only Serenity retreat, a 214-foot-long water slide and Scarlett’s, a classic American steakhouse.

Wow NO is getting geiped big time loosing the Dream, and getting the Glory to replace her.

I love my PVP, he is a former Cruise Director, and knows the ins and outs, and also kows all the islands, I would not give him up either.

Is that just during the dry dock or is Glory staying and Triumph going somewhere else? I'd like to see a conquest class ship replace the Triumph in NOLA.

It is Feb 16 2019- april 27 2017 that is a long time in dry dock

Carnival is offering a coparable cruise and $50 obc for the inconvenace, but, is not offering ptice protection on the deposit I did a 79 sale, and now they want half of the deposit

I was booked on the Glory for Mar 2 2019 and they canceled the cruise due to the Glory reposioning to NO to take over for the Triumph durring her Dry Dock.

Mine is great, he is a former cruise director for carnival so he knows the ins and outs

Try the Days Inn Grenta, has transportastion to and from the port and also parking

My wife has given me about $800 PP to use for our 20th aniversery. I know a B2B or Side 2 Side will mean an Inside, and also a Western/ Eastern Itenerary. wheras I could go an the Horizon down to Aruba or something for around $800. Balcony doesn't mean anything to me so Inside, or maybe a Obstructed OV will be ok for my needs.

I really Really want to go on the Pride some day, but, the Itenarys are usaly not good, or affordable for us.

I am also looking forward to your review of the Conquest, I have been on her twice before and love her.

it opens shortly after sail away

Looks like I will be under dinning room,. Anything else to worry about

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Just got a great rate from them, and was wondering if it was doable to walk from there to the Carnaval Cruise Port, or would a cab/uber be better? It is just my wife and myself, and only a wheeled suitcase/light travel bag.

Have you ever jumped overboard on a cruise,,,,uh no..

All I can see are the hiltons and the like, I'm looking for something with Airport Shuttle and a shuttle to the port, that is under $100. if it matters I am flying in the day before, and leavin g the day we get back. I am on the triumph Jan 30th and fling in on 29th

I enjoyed the cruise. You could get fries every day either at Guys or at fish and chips