shore excursion icons

[propanelady]

I can't find what the shore excursion icons stand for (ie water bottle etc) on carnival.com. Can someone lead me to the web page that explains the icons?

[Tenga1899]

I know if you look at the details of any specific excursion and then you "roll over" the icons there is an explanation that pops up in Google Chrome. Dunno about other browsers.

[MrCo9]

I don't find a water bottle, I see a baby's bottle and that means infants are allowed on the excursion.

[Rosefloater]

I know if you look at the details of any specific excursion and then you "roll over" the icons there is an explanation that pops up in Google Chrome. Dunno about other browsers.

 

This also works on Firefox.

[lollylew]

The water bottle usually means that a drink of some kind is provided. The walker people icon lets you know just what type of activity level is required on that excursion; the more of them, the more strenuous. The bus icon means that it is a guided tour. Any other questions? :)

[propanelady]

I found that you have to click on full details, let that page load and then the explanation of the icons pops up as you scroll over the icons.

[Smithkids5521]

The baby bottle means infants allowed.

The hiker icon equals how strenuous the excursion will be- the more hikers, the more activity.

The plate/fork/knife icon means a meal and drink are included.

The limited icon means there is limited space and it books up quickly.

The bus icon means the excursion is mostly on a bus/motor coach.

The swimmer icon means there is opportunity to swim-so bring a towel.

The apple/bread icon means just a light snack provided.

The wheelchair icon means possible wheelchair/handicapped accessible

There is one more weird icon- I think it is supposed to show a scuba tank, perhaps? Anyway, it means you must be scuba/dive certified to take that excursion...

 

There may be more icons, but these seem to be the ones I have noticed the most...

Have a great trip!