ksmcdonald

Do you put in airplane mode even if you are getting the Wi-Fi package?

Usually elegant night in the main dining room is 2nd sea day and then again next to the last sea day. It was this way on our last 11 day Venezia cruise. Not sure if this is always the case. To be safe, we just book specialty dining for port days, that way we were for sure not going to miss elegant.

Also, there is a lunch for Terrazzo guest in the Steakhouse. One fancy lunch during the cruise.

Also, there is a lunch for Terrazzo guest in the Steakhouse. One fancy lunch during the cruise.

Also, there is a lunch for Terrazzo guest in the Steakhouse. One fancy lunch during the cruise.

im on Venezia now. They have two hot tubs but no pool.

We are on an 11 day now on Venezia. Elegant night was 2nd full sea day and next to last sea day.

It’s just so easy to make! Brown sausage, Melt butter, add flour, add milk. Pretty hard to mess up. Even if the cooks home country doesn’t make sausage gravy, then do a quick google on how to make it correctly. I’m sure they see that nobody can/will eat what they set out.

“Us” is the people not as fortunate as you, that needed their money back in a timely manner to get through a tough time. To sit on your high horse saying Carnival needed to keep those deposits for a prolong period to stay afloat is very condescending to “us” who needed our money returned. I’m not even saying I wanted it back in 5-7 days. How about two months? How about three months? Four months is BS and you know it.

no, but when I spent that money, I still had a job and money coming in to pay the bills. Lost my job during Covid. That money should have been returned way before 4 months.

FYI that was unprecedented time for us as well. When no money was coming in from layoffs at work due to Covid, that $8,000 was critical to me to feed my family and pay my bills. Four months was as patient as I was willing to be. Do you know what kind of interest Carnival made with, as you say “Carnival had almost 3 billion on deposit”. 3 billion of other people’s money would make a pretty good penny for a company no longer paying their crews or fueling their ships. So it’s fine for Carnival to keep our money to keep them afloat, what about giving our money back in a timely fashion to keep me afloat?

Fortunately, I save all vacation information, receipts etc. I submitted my receipt along with the picture Carnival takes at boarding. The cruise was 1988. I was credited for my 7 days.

Anytime I’ve ever got a refund from a purchase, they tell you to look for the refund in 5-7 business days. Carnival had $8,000 of my money for over 4 months, no excuse for that. All three of my cruises were paid in full and all three cancelled.

Back in March 2020 I had three separate cruises booked - 7 day in March, (14) B2B in June. Over $8,000 paid in full as I was close to all three sailing dates. Waited 4 months and still no refund. With COVID shutdown and out of work, that money was sorely needed to live on. No reason for Carnival to take that long to refund completely cancelled cruises.