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Thank you. The sports bar is what I'm referring to. Scheduled to be in Nassau until 5, and was curious if the sports bar on board would be showing the 1st round of the NFL playoffs starting at noon.

Thinking of booking a Jan 2022 sailing. I can't remember if Carnival keeps interior bars (Sky Box, Red Frog, etc.) open while in port. Anybody know? TIA.

Thinking of booking a Mariner OTS January 2022 sailing. Anybody know if RCCL keeps it's indoor bars (Playmakers, English pub, etc.) open while in port? TIA.

#7 Posted 15 hours ago (edited) Inaugural cruises often have an extra bit of excitement to them so cancel if you feel so inclined but there aren't really any major kinks to work out. Worst case is a minor kink that delays boarding a few minutes quickly forgotten once the first drink is in hand. Edited 15 hours ago by twangster This isn't going to be the typical "inaugural cruise" with all the implicated covid protocols......that's IF it sail

Did the Heroes Tribute bar essentially take the place of SkyBox sports bar for showing NFL, NBA games and the like? And am I to assume that the Mardi Gras will be the same?

Shipyard workers have tested covid positive on the Odyssey of the Seas. They haven't even gone to sea trials yet.

And 54K people have died from in California, the most restrictive and covid-militant state of them all.

Were there any vibration issues in that cabin. I've stayed in Vista suite 4237 on the Pride and it was pretty bad at night trying to sleep.

His opinion has flip-flopped like a fish out of water.

Not much of a view.

Not for me, thanks. If I want to be at a place with other Carnival ships all around, I'll just book a cruise with a stop in Nassau.

An Ocean View cabin basically becomes an interior cabin at night.

4 days is an "old" story?

There was a covid case just last week on the MSC Grandiosa out of Italy. I'm surprised the U.S. media hasn't pounced on it like a lion.

I agree. Dictator Murphy won't let it happen.