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If you go to YouTube and put carnival seafood shack into the search...you will find someone does a nice video on and you will be able to see all the prices.

Thank you

Can anyone tell me the cost of this??

HELP with hotels that we can stay overnight, with parking??

I have been to several websites and feel overwhelmed and not know what hotel to pick.

any thoughts suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!

Thank you!

what is patriot point??

Since so many people inquire about Patriots Point and I have a background with advertising companies, I thought I would try something.

 

I called their Marketing Director and explained Cruise Critic then asked if she'd be willing to offer Cruise Critic Charleston visitors a discount. She agreed.

 

Patriots Point is willing to give a $3 off each regular adult admission with a promo code used on their web site to purchase tickets. She said the code would expire Dec. 31, 2018 but the discount would not be valid on Senior, Military or Child tickets because they're already discounted.

 

Use promo code: PPCC2017. It should be working in a couple of days.

 

Other area tourist coupons can be found at the Charleston CVB web site and Traveler of Charleston Magazine.

Can anyone tell me what goes on during a New Years Eve cruise?? thinking of booking carnival 2017!!

Carnival Legend does not have Guy's or Blue Iguana. Does not have rum or tequila bar or Alchemy bar.

 

Cannot bring any alcohol on board if this is classified as an Australian cruise.

 

Gratuities are included in your fare, however, on our cruise this year i did find an extra cash tip for those you thought gave great service was appreciated.

 

Hope this helps. If there's anything else you'd like to know i sailed on her out of Sydney earlier this year so ask away.

 

:)

What ports did you see?? wondering about excursions .....

Ok this is great....Thank you all so much.

There is just the two of us, we won't be needing a beach as we are doing beach activities on our cruise.

After looking at so many hotels, I realize no shuttles....

Thanks again

This is our first time to Hawaii, I'm looking for suggestions on hotels near the port??

I am not looking for top end but do not want lower end....mid range??

Thank you

try doing a search here: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=62 that's the Hawaii board and you'll find more info there.

Thank you!!

First time going to Honolulu, and information would be much appreciated about what hotel to stay at and what is around cruise port???

Thanks so much my cruise buddies that are full of knowledge!!

Before I go get some sleep before continuing, I'll just quickly explain some of the differences when sailing out of Australia on Carnival.

 

One is that the ship runs on Australian dollars - not all ships do (RCI for example still runs in US dollars) so it's worth mentioning.

 

Second is that there are no gratuities. Australia not being a tipping culture, Carnival decided to just make it an all-in-one fare, there is no separate gratuity charge that can be removed. (I was talking to my waiter about the differences in sailing here vs US, and they do get the same amount as if there were gratuities added, so they are not missing out. Many, especially seasoned cruisers, will often give a cash tip on the last night). I believe Princess is the same, but RCI and Celebrity do have the added gratuities.

 

Third is there are no alcoholic drink packages. Again not the same for all lines, most do have them here including other Carnival Corp lines, but for some reason they have decided against it for Carnival Oz.

 

And the last one (that I can think of) is the room service menu is completely different, and nothing on it is complimentary (it's actually quite expensive, and not worth using). I have no idea why!

 

Oh there is one more - there's Vegemite at breakfast :)

Anyone have a copy of the room service menu?? and prices?? I am wondering about hot breakfasts??

I was on a thread here, and it was sidetrack by someone asking about hot breakfast...I'm sure I read that it would be for pay......going looking for what I was reading...

I love carnival because I DONT need a $800 robe to wear.

Anyone have information regarding Carnival putting hot items on Room service to breakfast??

has it started? or is there a date it will start?

how much is it??

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can I ask the cost of that??

I posted elsewhere but Moana Tours on Bora Bora do jetski tours. We actually rented a private 17 ft Boston Whaler for two hours which covered several snorkling sites and a circumnavigation of the Island. This is the way to go. Fast boat and no other pax.

Thanks!!

my question is where to do this, we stop at Moorea, Bora Bora and Papeete??

thanks for the port idea.....makes hubby calmer!!:p

if your on a 17 day cruise are you still only allow a 12pack of soda??

406!!!!!!!!!:(

I know I'll get flamed for this, but I don't give a damn about what people wear. I think they should ban smoking completely. Someone wearing shorts won't kill you or cause cancer. However second hand smoke can.

I second that!!!

https://www.carnival.com/loyalty/benefits.aspx

 

You also have to log into ur account manager to see what level u are at.

 

 

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Thank you!!

I got it!

next question....I'm sailing out of Honolulu to Sydney Au., next year, its with Australian Carnival....I'm sure they will add those days to my VIFP.

anyone know? yes I could call carnival, but you guys are more fun!! :)

can someone guide me to wear I would find out the perks of each level...and where do I find out what I am...lol or what level I am at??

Thank you!!!!

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Anyone tell be if there are any perks? Such as free laundry? Faster getting on board??

Any??

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If you are there on a Saturday morning, go up to the Kapiolani Community College's Farmers Market. Not that far up the hill towards Diamond head from Honolulu. Lots of good quality local foods, products, crafts and some amazing food to munch on. It gets crowded, but so much fun. I've bought some small bags of single farm, organically grown, shade grown coffee beans that I took home.

 

If you are staying down in Waikiki, take a healthy morning walk up to Diamond Head Market, grab a tasty Blueberry Cream Cheese Scone, and walk the effects of that heavenly concoction back down the hill to Waikiki;) They have more than Blueberry, but I liked those the best. (you can drive or take The Bus, but I feel better when I eat that scone, knowing that I did some exercise to get it!) I stayed at Hilton Hawaiian Village, at the far end of Waikiki, and it was a nice 45 minute walk each way.

That sounds lovely. Thanks!!

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