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Carnival even blocks sports gambling sites on their onboard wifi service.....at least on the ships without sports gambling permitted onboard.

As an Eagles fan, you forgot to list Playmakers. 😮

By the time the NJEA (Jersey Week) takes place, the Symphony will be on its way to homeport in Miami and the Odyssey won't be in Bayonne for another week. Plus, Election Day is Nov. 5, so that's a good week for the kiddos to be yanked out of school for a cheaper cruise.

I'll never understand people's praises of the "pizza" onboard Carnival. I was just on the Legend (the sailing before the bridge collapse) and gave it another shot even though I swore off it about 8 years ago. Waited 20 minutes for it, because the server would always walk to the back oven room for EVERY order, took one bite and left the rest of the slice on the buffet table. BTW, the Deli went way downhill too. So, I have to concur with the posters who feel the food has suffered a big decline.

Were you able to watch whatever game you wagered on?.....or were there limits to what games they showed?

Carnival is also the only cruise line that doesn't allow their drinking package to be used on their private island, not to mention it's also the only line to limit the number of alcoholic beverages per day.

It wasn't my intent to blame NY, it was a nod toward the person who was citing this as an example of Texas limiting freedoms.

If that's the case, then that freedom loving state/city of New York has the same protocol,

And didn't even replace the funnel.

And you can't use Cheers while in Half Moon Cay either. Doesn't seem like a good investment on this sailing.

The Pride was/is scheduled to replace the Legend when the Legend goes into drydock in late April. I'd bet my entire pension on the Baltimore Cruise Terminal not being open by then.

Any word on what they're doing when the Pride replaces the Legend? Will they sail it out of Norfolk or just reassign the Pride somewhere else altogether?

Bayonne, NJ is a closer bus ride.

The one that killed 2 engineers on the Nieuw Amsterdam while it was anchored off Half Moon Cay on Friday.

Just returned to Baltimore under that bridge on Sunday aboard the Legend. Was also in Half Moon Cay the day before the accident on Nieuw Amsterdam. Eerie.