Carnival Corporation’s Alaska Land Operations Stay Local to Help State’s Seafood Industry, Fisheries

[Old Fart Cruisers]

Carnival Corporation’s Alaska Land Operations Stay Local to Help State’s Seafood Industry, Fisheries

 

 

https://www.carnivalplc.com/news-releases/news-release-details/carnival-corporations-alaska-land-operations-stay-local-help

[Out of Iowa]

I've had some exceptional beef entrees on Carnival over the years - but the menu seems to be devoid of plentiful creative seafood options. Even the fish and chips restaurant disappeared.  Perhaps there is hope ahead for fish-lovers. 

 

Perhaps on our Alaska cruise we'll enjoy some new Carnival choices.

[staceyglow]

1 hour ago, Out of Iowa said:

I've had some exceptional beef entrees on Carnival over the years - but the menu seems to be devoid of plentiful creative seafood options. Even the fish and chips restaurant disappeared.  Perhaps there is hope ahead for fish-lovers. 

 

Perhaps on our Alaska cruise we'll enjoy some new Carnival choices.

I think it is just really difficult to produce seafood dishes on the scale that Carnival has to.  Seafood can be a little tricky to cook, and trying to keep it warm dries it out.

[mistycruiser]

Just fyi.  The article is speaking about Princess and HAL which obviously are owned by Carnival Corp, but aren't Carnival Cruise line. 

[BlerkOne]

Afaik, fish and chips are available on most, if not all, Carnival ships for a nominal fee.