john91498

Man, the whole tipping thing is always a hot topic. I leave the auto tips alone and add extra tips to those who made my trip a more pleasant experience. Usually, wait staff, bar tenders and room attendants.

Nice review. We're going to be on her this June after the kids get out of school. this is the first time we'll be on her. We were supposed to be on her in 2020, but Covid shut that down.

Was offered a suite for $450 and I said that was too much. Was put on hold and they came back with $350. Decided to go with the $350 even though I would of taken the $450...

it all goes to the captain...

it looks like it starts at $60 and goes up to $140 Departure Port Starting Price Baltimore $129.95 per cabin Charleston $89.95 per cabin Galveston $89.95 per cabin Jacksonville $89.95 per cabin Los Angeles $59.95 per cabin Miami $59.95 per cabin Mobile $129.95 per cabin New Orleans $89.95 per cabin New York $89.95 per cabin Port Canaveral $59.95 per cabin San Francisco $69.95 per cabin Seattle $129.95 per cabin Tampa $89.95 per cabi

$60 per cabin

We used to get it before the staggered boarding process was put in place. Then we started booking suites so we get the same perks. No need for it anymore.

I really think it is very random. I spend maybe a few hundred in the casino and my wife does just $10 per cruise because she doesn't gamble. She gets much better offers than I do. We got 2 free cruises last year from her account and nothing for me.

Having sailed with both lines, there's no comparison between Celebrity and Carnival. Celebrity is a much better product. Yes, you'll pay more, but you get what you pay for. The only reason we sail Carnival instead of Celebrity is because Carnival has a much better kids' programs and the Waterworks.

We took our nephews and got them their own interior room.

I guess the fairy is drinking early. My best upgrade was from an 8D balcony to an Ocean Suite for $350. Now that was a good upgrade.

I decided to book 2451 after watching some videos on Youtube. I was a little happy that the cabins are larger than the average 185 sq ft and that they had 2 bathrooms. Although we would of never considered these rooms as the pricing is steadily going up. What I paid for this room was what I paid for an Ocean Suite not too long ago. Pretty soon, cruising will be priced out for us and we'll go back to land vacations.

Any families on here try these rooms? I noticed they are only on the deck 2 and at the back of the ship. We've never stayed below deck 5 before and wondering if here are any noise issues. Thanks in advance

Same with me. I play maybe 300-500 for a 7 day and my wife just plays 10 since she hates gambling. She always gets the much better offers. Weird...

I only have about $900 in Carnival stock. Couldn't careless if it disappears. I spend more than that on 1 cruise...

Used Hub on both the Panorama and Radiance. Chat sucked and the menus posted were on the wrongs days...

it's a good thing I don't have a vindictive ex, but then again my daughter has my last name, so no problems...

why would you need anything from the ex? some of you folks way over complicate things 🤣

is Radiance the worst ship in the fleet? nope, not even close...

I got an offer to go from a balcony to a suite for $450. I said that's a little more then I wanted to spend and thought that was a set price. The rep put me on hold for a few minutes and then offered $350. I took that offer.

Not sure if it's been answered, but we had $700 in obc and loaded into the poker table. Played 1 hand and then cashed out. Went to the cage and cashed out for the $700.

This is what I do. I've always been able to get a better matching casino rate as the cruise date gets closer.

Do you not need Real ID to fly?

We got this for $24.99 during black friday: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Boys-Kids-Black-Tuxedo-Suit-Bow-Tie/192751495

Not sure where you're sailing from, but even with the premium on the west coast you'll not be able to stream anything.