Onboard Activities

[PSUengineer]

I was looking at a sample caper from the Carnival website and had a question. Will there be a fee for onboard activities? I would think that some activities would have a charge, like golf lessons. I saw that they was wine tasting on the sample caper. Would that have a charge to attend? What about the evening shows or movies? If so, are their charges "acceptable" amounts? Of course, I guess that just depends on where you are from... I am from a small town and I think it is crazy to pay more than $8 for an evening movie ticket!:eek:

[kitty9]

Some onboard classes in the computer center might have a fee, especially if you take a private lesson. Some fitness center classes have fees. There are also fees for wine tasting, some golf lessons, and of course, the spa/salon. All movies in the theater and the shows in the lounges are completely free. Fees vary according to the activity and can range anywhere from $10 to $25. They have in cabin pay per view movies, so you might want to avoid those and stick with the main theater movies.

[PSUengineer]

Does the caper say if there is a fee, and what it is? Or, do you just show up to the event and find out you have to pay? I am not cheap and will do something if I want to, regardless of fee/no fee. I am just curious...

[Tmeister]

Fees are generally announced in the Capers.

[98Charlie]

Most cruise lines, Carnival included, let you know in their daily paper (Carnival Capers, Freestyle Daily, Princess Patter, etc.) which activities have fees and often how much.

 

Charlie

[98Charlie]

Most cruise lines, Carnival included, let you know in their daily paper (Carnival Capers, Freestyle Daily, Princess Patter, etc.) which activities have fees and often how much.

 

Charlie