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Three in our group on our Glory cruise last month weren't ours, haha! But what we did was have their parents sign a travel consent form that gets signed by someone at the bank. On embarkation day, everything was like how it always is. They did not even look at the forms, but its always good to have them if they do want to look at them.

Just off the Glory today! It is true that the menus are awkwardly big, there is no place to put them down, even at a table for 9. The no table clothes wasn't too big of a deal, and the family style thing can be completely avoided. We never had anything done family style at our table. The variety on the menu is not as much as the old ones, but the food is still good. The port of call part of the menu was something I enjoyed, especially the Caribbean Pepper Pot! The American feast, which is on formal nights, had a very small selection, but the menus on those nights were much smaller at least! Overall, I didn't have a problem with the new menus like I thought I would, but I do prefer the old ones better.

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We got it for the first time for our upcoming Glory cruise. You have to keep an eye out to get it! It seems worth it to us since we are getting to the port early, and have two tendering ports. In Belize we booked an excursion not with Carnival, and needed to be ashore at about 8:30 AM, and the priority tendering will be VERY helpful! The express luggage and the room being available will be helpful as well! Carrying around a backpack full of bottles of water and soda is not fun.

They were sold out when I booked for my cruise on the Glory next month. I checked 25 days before sailing and they opened up a few then. Check frequently! They will release more depending on the amount of platinum and diamond cruisers on the sailing.