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watermelonqueen99

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  1. I'm not sure how old you are, but I have a theory that Carnival is gearing themselves towards "younger" cruisers these days. My husband and I fall on that blurred border between GenX and the Millennial generation at just turning 40 this year. (I've seen us referred to as the 'Oregon Trail' generation.) Our 40 looks nothing like our parent's 40. We could not care less about chocolates on our pillows, the live shows, the menus in the MDR as we don't dine there, tablecloths,etc. We want good, strong drinks in the bars, current live music throughout the ship, and an all around party atmosphere. I do not mean for this to be snarky in the least, but maybe look for a line that caters more to an older crowd? Even if you're not "older", maybe that's more to your liking? Just my 2 cents. :)

  2. We've been on the Magic and Dream (same class/sister ships to the Breeze) and the Freedom (same class/sister ship to the Glory), and we would definitely choose the Breeze. It's a bigger, newer ship. It feels less crowded. It has the Ocean Plaza area. Has the salad bar on sea days. For us, it would be a no-brainer between those two ships.

  3. I am seeing that there are a few changes since I last cruised with Carnival.

     

    Robes--no longer in the cabins? Can I request? We have an oceanview so does that make a difference? If I can get a robe, do I do this with my cabin steward?

    Ice--again, do I just request with my cabin steward?

    Turn-down service--I guess since we don't have mints and they don't do towel animals in the evening, the only thing it would be good for is fresh towels? Does the cabin steward ask if you want two cabin visits a day?

     

    Anything else that has changed that I should be aware of? This will be my 13th cruise (hopefully not a bad omen) and my boyfriend's first cruise. I'm a little nervous. I really hope he likes cruising!

     

    You can request a robe, or do what I do and bring your own. It's nice having that "comfort" from home. We leave a note along with a $5 bill on the first day asking that our ice bucket remain filled, and we always have ice. As for cabin service, you will be given the option of morning, evening, or both. We're easy and only request evening, and we always get a towel animal, even though towel animals are of no importance to us. I hope you have a great cruise!

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