Is Everything On Carnival Covered In Naugahyde?

[5waldos]

are difficult to catch, hard to kill, and tuffff, when ya cook 'em

 

You betcha!

[jebuell]

Can I just say that I love that this thread has been reborn?

[richstowe]

Since this thread started I have been on my first Carnival cruise.

I am furious! I was led to believe the Pride would be prime hunting grounds for the species known as the

"Tackios Vulgaris Naugahidios Americanas" but could find head nor hair of this creature.

 

(Did spot large women wearing faux leopard print outfits).;)

[G'ma]

It was on our first, and only, Carnival cruise some years back -- we sailed on the Paradise out of Los Angeles on a Baja cruise, and hated, hated, hated the fact that every chair, couch, settee and stool was vinyl-covered. Even in the library where my better half wanted a comfortable chair to sit and read. Our impression was that Carnival wanted to be able to hose down their ship interiors after each voyage. So we've never returned.

 

To be fair, was this an anomaly on the Paradise -- or is this a "feature" of even the newest Carnival ships?

 

Paradise was built as a nonsmoking ship.... Everything in that vessel was geared to preventing odors of any kind, as many allergens as could be addressed.

 

Cloth absorbs odor, vinyl doesn't...it is easily cleaned.

[G'ma]

When the designer is named "Fartus" :rolleyes: , it's little wonder it looks like $#!t. :p :D

 

 

It's "Farcus" and he's a genius!!! Dazzling designs, art everywhere. I love their ships....all of them.... Each is different, each is stunningly decorated. A smile comes on my face as soon as I pass over that portal from land to sea...and it stays there.

 

Wait until you see the Pride....!!!! Fabulous.

[yakdaddy42]

It was on our first, and only, Carnival cruise some years back -- we sailed on the Paradise out of Los Angeles on a Baja cruise, and hated, hated, hated the fact that every chair, couch, settee and stool was vinyl-covered. Even in the library where my better half wanted a comfortable chair to sit and read. Our impression was that Carnival wanted to be able to hose down their ship interiors after each voyage. So we've never returned.

 

To be fair, was this an anomaly on the Paradise -- or is this a "feature" of even the newest Carnival ships?

 

So now the deck chairs and loungers are vinyl covered too. that must be hot around mid day. you did state all chairs right.

[G'ma]

The answer is yes. Carnival is not exactly known for their decor - on any of their ships. In fact, they are the most ridiculed for it.

 

You're kidding, right?

 

Or, you've not sailed Carnival much.

[Sargent_Schultz]

it is well worth the cost due to the naugha’s ability to repel self-righteous and self-absorbed cruisers.

 

+1+

[Martini Mom]

It's "Farcus" and he's a genius!!! Dazzling designs' date=' art everywhere.[/quote']

 

G'ma, I respectfully disagree. "Genius?" I love Carnival, but would never call him a genius. Not even close.

[TheTravelista]

It's "Farcus" and he's a genius!!! Dazzling designs' date=' art everywhere. I love their ships....all of them.... Each is different, each is stunningly decorated.[/quote']

 

 

This is hands down the single funniest post I've ever read on Cruise Critic. LMAO!!!!

[yakdaddy42]

Quote:

Originally Posted by G'ma

It's "Farcus" and he's a genius!!! Dazzling designs, art everywhere. I love their ships....all of them.... Each is different, each is stunningly decorated.

 

This is hands down the single funniest post I've ever read on Cruise Critic. LMAO!!!![/quote

 

 

No kidding the decor of Carnival is a joke and the Splendor with the pepto bismol

pink bottle stains all over the place look like it was designed by a sexily frustrated cross bred French Italiano

[Mad Capn Bob]

Ye gotta slow cook them, thats the trick...slow and indirect heat...

 

are difficult to catch, hard to kill, and tuffff, when ya cook 'em