Online brochures

[baseballdad]

Maybe I am dense, but I just "discovered" that Carnival has all its brochures on its website:

 

http://www.carnival.com/CMS/Static_Templates/Promos/online_brochure.aspx

 

Am I late to the party, or is this something new?

[caribbean dreams]

 

Am I late to the party, or is this something new?

 

By golly they do:rolleyes:

I really don't every look at the Carnival site much but never knew they had them...I guess we'll both be showin up at the party at the same time;)

[choclitsnda]

Neat-O, aren't they?:cool:

To bad they're NOT New.

[baseballdad]

Neat-O, aren't they?:cool:

To bad they're NOT New.

 

Yep, they are useful. Just wish I'd gotten wise to them a little sooner... but then, that would apply to a LOT of things I learned too late...

[big_duck]

Kewl, I knew about the Welcome Aboard booklet, but not the others.

[DGP1111]

Thanks, baseballdad, for the "heads up". I didn't know that those were there either.

[Muumuu]

I was clueless as well!

[baseballdad]

Maybe this should go on that thread, "Carnival Secrets they don't tell you about"... They sure dont't have a link to it on their main page, so maybe they ARE trying to keep it hidden?!? lol...

 

They are missing the Florida Departures brochure - wonder why?

[OhioJeff]

Maybe this should go on that thread, "Carnival Secrets they don't tell you about"... They sure dont't have a link to it on their main page, so maybe they ARE trying to keep it hidden?!? lol...

 

They are missing the Florida Departures brochure - wonder why?

 

Hmm there is a link on the bottom of the homepage "Brochure request" I know its been there since before Thanksgiving, maybe longer.

[RjayB]

Thanks, I never knew that was there either! :)

 

However, there isnt a whole lot of new information in the brochures.

[OhioJeff]

 

However, there isnt a whole lot of new information in the brochures.

Yet, if most read the brochures, it would help answer many of the common questions. They give a nice overview of the Carnival product.