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Thank you for asking. Keeping my fun ship fingers crossed

Next time you're there would you be able to ask if they will be keeping the Chinese food on future sailings? I will be aboard the Venezia soon and would be very interested in that station. Up until now I couldn't imagine a reason they had the Chinese food and hadn't advertised it anywhere, but if it's instead of their usual seafood then it makes sense

Hub app usually does not work until you are onboard and on the ship wifi

yes you can go to guest services and they can print extra room keys that do not work as sail and sign cards, just for room access on the kids club question: Circle C is for kids aged 12-14 so there is no issue

Airplane mode on but also WiFi turned on and connected to the Carnival ship WiFi

Definitely not the Horizon just due to how short it is. The Celebration vs Vista is a personal choice. It depends on if you value more days or a new experience. Thanksgiving cruises are always more crowded, especially with families. The huge Celebration may feel even more crowded than the Vista, but there are plenty of new attractions that you and your son will enjoy. Or you may feel that you will get more out of having an extra day on the Vista, which is also fairly new and has some attractions. I personally don't see a Havana stateroom being a deciding factor for me

Pros: Three-story gym Free Asian Lido station called Chopsticks (my favorite Carnival lunch option) Free indoor hot tub in the spa, unlike some other Spirit class ships The retractable roof over Lido deck in the event of rain Two nearby pool areas on the Lido so it is easy to switch between the two Not as small as Fantasy class but not as large as Vista class or Mardi Gras Lively and comfy ocean plaza area Galley is on deck 1 so there is no worry about a no-access section on a main floor Has a Dive-In Movies, unlike some other Spirit class ships Green Thunder slide is a great way to conquer fears Spirit class offers some inside rooms with an obstructed view, which is like getting an outside for an inside price Cons: No mongolian wok/Jiji Asian Kitchen (but imho Chopsticks is way better anyway) Feels more rundown than newer ships Older Playlist Productions shows Green Thunder slide is probably not something you will try more than a few times and the Twister slide is very very very slow The Pride is the ship I have sailed on the most, with 5 sailings under my belt along with one on the Miracle for comparison within the Spirit class.

https://www.carnival.com/onboard/skybox-sports-bar Looks like the sports bar is not on the Paradise