Homeport Advisory Excursion

[SunshineOnTheBrain]

For an upcoming cruise I have been checking faithfully for FTTF to open up. Tonight there is a new listing for embarkation day: Home Port Advisory @$.01 pp. Anyone have any clue????:confused:

[Chef P]

Which port?

[BaconIsGood]

For an upcoming cruise I have been checking faithfully for FTTF to open up. Tonight there is a new listing for embarkation day: Home Port Advisory @$.01 pp. Anyone have any clue????:confused:

 

I am wondering the same thing. It’s available on my June 8 sailing from Miami aboard the Liberty. $.01 and when I add to cart it says "Only 1 tickets remain!".... Very strange indeed. Only thing I can think of is that the web developers were adding a place holder to the site for a new excursion but they didn’t mean to push it live. I’ve done that myself where I work! (oops) sloppy web design work lol

 

Im so tempted to book it lol

Edited November 21, 2012 by BaconIsGood

[SunshineOnTheBrain]

I am wondering the same thing. It’s available on my June 8 sailing from Miami aboard the Liberty. $.01 and when I add to cart it says "Only 1 tickets remain!".... Very strange indeed. Only thing I can think of is that the web developers were adding a place holder to the site for a new excursion but they didn’t mean to push it live. I’ve done that myself where I work! (oops) sloppy web design work lol

 

Im so tempted to book it lol

 

I had it in my cart...it let me add three even though there it only shows one remainging! I didn't complete the transaction though. What you say makes sense and I kind of thought that too. Thanks for your input!!!

[emelvee]

1 cent is too high for me. Are there any excursion discount codes available? :D

[fergusonvt]

Saw the same thing listed for my Feb/2013 cruise.

[shawne71]

Has anyone figured it out yet?

[GordonD]

Odd, Its still there. I think, if you purchase this, Carnival guarantees you getting back to your Home Port on time. Too bad it was not available for sale for Triumph passangers. :eek:

 

Sorry for all Triumph passangers,that may not find the above funny.:)

[shof515]

http://www.carnival.com/Activities/Excursion/119008

 

seems to be for that port only, and not other ports

[Rosefloater]

Unfortunately, most of us aren't old enough to do this excursion!:D:D

 

Minimum age: 99 years

Activity Level: Easy

Duration 1 Hours

[ready2cruzagain]

:eek::eek:Minimum age 99 years!

[Bandmo]

I believe it's to show there are no pre or post cruise shore excursions.

[danzemacabre]

http://www.carnival.com/Activities/Excursion/119008

 

seems to be for that port only, and not other ports

 

It has been posted for months on our April cruise out of Port Canaveral. No idea what it's for. Been wondering myself these past few months.

[tkotis]

It is there for Miami for the Breeze I saw it when I booked faster to the fun I too was wondering what it is???

[che5904]

I believe it's to show there are no pre or post cruise shore excursions.

 

Well that would be odd, because my sailing at this time has no pre or post cruise excursions and my home port just isn't on the list to choose from only my two actual during cruise ports are available to choose.

 

Has anyone thought of just phoning the shore excursion dept and asking? If it was on mine, my curiousity would get the better of me and I'd have to phone just to solve the mystery.

Edited February 19, 2013 by che5904

[Indytraveler83]

I saw this last night and clicked on the description. It seemed to be a warning that you cannot plan a shore excursion from most home ports.

 

For instance, my cruise leaves from Port Canaveral, so I cannot do any shore excursions in that port. (pretty sure there aren't anyways). I think it is intended mostly as a warning for ports that are home ports for some ships, and stops for others.

[guxu]

From Carnival's web site:

 

Home Port Advisory

Ft Lauderdale (Pt Evrglds), FL - Sat, Jun 15

 

Price Starting From

$0.01 per Adult

N/A per Child

 

Minimum age: 99 years:eek::mad::o:D

Edited March 23, 2013 by guxu

[djcass4199]

I've always wondered what this is! LOL

[SteelerCruiser]

odd?

[travlngrl1996]

I've always saw this on excursion pages and was always curious.

[loujerb]

Same thing on Carnival Galveston site.:eek:

[DISNEY1975]

Kind of on topic....

 

Do prices for excursions booked via cruise line ever change? I checked out excursions once and decided against them. Never thought to check again for a price reduction.

[mondello]

Kind of on topic....

 

Do prices for excursions booked via cruise line ever change? I checked out excursions once and decided against them. Never thought to check again for a price reduction.

Not that I know of; if they don't book enough people to meet a minimum, they just cancel it from what I've seen.

[Sarapdot]

I think this is to sign up for the alerts (text, email, calls) regarding port delays etc. I THINK :confused:

[firefly333]

Kind of on topic....

 

Do prices for excursions booked via cruise line ever change? I checked out excursions once and decided against them. Never thought to check again for a price reduction.

 

I've seen the price go up when a new contract is signed. I have never seen a price go down.