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Good morning to all the Tribe. Thank you for bringin us along. Congrats on your casino win last night. Now get up early and get off my ship. DW and I will be boarding today. So excited.

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15 hours ago, JGmf said:

Question/observation: I haven't sailed Carnival since 2006, and have sailed exclusively on NCL and Princess of late....but I always understood Carnival to be a 'younger' crowd. 

 

Um, I'm not seeing that in @MeganGC1983 or @sid_9169 many excellent photos.

 

Is Carnival being 'younger' a thing?


More children probably, especially more children than Princess, but it’s still largely seasonal with kids around in high numbers during school breaks and lesser but a handful the rest of the time.

 

The non-children on Carnival (and Royal Caribbean) are very much an all ages range. Especially during off season, retirees have more opportunities to travel than working folks and are often able to take advantage of great discounts or casino comps. 
 

In addition, it takes time to move up the loyalty tier which means it follows that some of the highest levels got there simply by the passage of time. 
 

Seriously everyone feels very welcome and at home at any age on Carnival, and if you like the vibe, there’s something for everyone. My mom’s final cruise was at age 78, on Carnival Legend, her only Christmas cruise, and her only cruise in the best suite available on a ship. All those younger years she had to watch the budget, she wanted to go out in comfort. She had never tried Carnival, enjoyed playing trivia all week with our charming (and very cute of course) young Mexican fun crew trivia host. Enjoyed seeing one crazy looking Farcus ship that she’d read about for years. 

 

There are plenty of scooters and walkers and canes, but there are always a lot of very active seniors keeping up with the nightly activities right along with the honeymooners and working parents. 
 

I would have assumed the distribution is similar on NCL but have not sailed with them.

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1 hour ago, Jamman54 said:

Good morning! I just want to say that it was a pleasure meeting and sailing with all of you! Such a fantastic group of people. Safe travels to wherever your final destination may be! To Heather and Peter,  you lucky ducks,  enjoy the second half of your B2B! 😃

Thanks Jeff, I agree wholeheartedly with you! ♥️

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10 minutes ago, Roscoe13 said:

Getting dropped @ FLL  this second. That answers the question of how early of flight COULD you catch if stars are aligned...

Ha! Wouldn’t risk that. But it helps FLL is famously very close physically to Port Everglades, yes. Still too many worrisome variables to go awry.

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