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  1. I recently booked the Conquest for next year because of the different ports that Royal Caribbean does not go to. Now after reading the reviews, which are mostly bad, I am thinking of maybe jumping to another Carnival ship that has different ports like Grand Turk. Anybody have any recommendations? Not really familiar with Carnival. Thanks in advance!

    Karen

     

    Just sailed the Conquest in May - Great ship and great crew:D

  2. You have no idea! On our Carnival Liberty cruise there was a 3-way tie for Harry Potter trivia. The tiebreaker was to list all the magical curses across the entire series. There was a question as to if one of the curses was legitimate. A little girl who was about eleven years old came out of the audience and went to the cruise director with a Harry Potter Book of Spells! I am NOT kidding. Her information broke the tie!!!!!

     

     

    I was on the Conquest and the assistant cruise director told us about that. I actually won the Harry Potter Trivia on my cruise but if it would have come down to the naming of spells, I would have been toast:D

  3. Thanks for another great review! I have enjoyed reading it very it very much.

    We have yet to go to Alaska on a cruise but will in the near future. Again, Thanks for sharing.

     

    PS

    That cat looks like a "Norwegian Forest Cat". She is the spitting image of ours.

     

     

    You are correct. He is a Norwegian Forest Cat. One of two in my household.:D

  4. Hi :)

     

    Ahhhhhhhhhh the door slammers.. I agree of course that some doors may

    not latch if not pushed hard, or some people may slam a door due to being

    unfamiliar with the door or their surroundings, etc, etc..

     

    However, I think they are outnumbered by the many humans that are simply

    oblivious in various multiple aspects of slamming; this goes far beyond cruise

    ship door/balcony slamming.

     

    This happens quite often in regards to slamming cabinet doors, toilet seats,

    car doors, drawers, and so on and so on. The list is endless.

     

    I wish I knew the reasons as to why, and after 35 years of apartment

    living, I still do not know the true answer.

     

    :)

     

    Great post. This also includes appliances. I work at a hotel and our poor toaster at the breakfast bar. If the bread is placed in and the knob gently pushed down it works just fine, but no, they have to go slam, slam, slam then complain because it doesn't work.:cool:

  5. In most states there are rules/laws about deadbolts on hotel doors. Keys/cards for guests do not open the deadbolt from the outside. This is to prevent someone that stayed the previous night getting into your room. The houskeeping staff pretty much always has access with or without the deadbolt engaged.

     

    Sorry it happened to you, OP. Learning experience! Always use the DND sign --- and if you are REALLY doing something naughty, slide a chair or suitcase next to the door. When they come in and hit something it generally gives you a minute or two.

     

     

    At the major chain hotel I work at we have only one emergency key that will override a deadbolt. The housekeepers have no access to this key, only management and is only ever used in an extreme emergencies.

  6. I work in a hotel and one of the priority things on the housekeepers list are to check for bed bugs as each guest checks out. You don't know where the person that was in the room or cabin before you has come from.

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