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  1. 1 hour ago, cacruisin said:

    Is there anywhere I can see a menu of what is served at this Midnight buffet/snack/inedibles?  

    Think of a menu for 4-8 year olds.

     

    "Chicken" bits

    Sandwiches

    cookies

     

    Makes ok drunk food.I found myself ordering room service. Charge me the $8 please. 

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  2. On 3/5/2024 at 7:05 PM, rolloman said:

    Food...jewelry, hostage for ransom...

    Plenty of info on cruise sites to plan accordingly. Few boats with automatic weapons could take hostages, loot the ship, including the casino. Would be a nightmare. Highly unlikely but, people claiming it can't be done are naïve to how the real world works.

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  3. 2 hours ago, BlerkOne said:

    Many people cruise and never leave the ship in port. They might as well be on a CTN. Might as well just go to an all inclusive.

    I agree with this to an extent but, we were just on an itinerary we've done a ton of times and elected to not get off the ship. It was basically an all inclusive (outside of CHEERS! and specialty dining) on a boat. Had balconies at all inclusives and while normally larger, it just doesn't hit the same as a balcony on a cruise to me.

  4. 4 minutes ago, stobe1 said:

    My best sailaway is which ever one I happen to be on at the time.

    Agreed

     

    But, Miami wins for me though only ever left from the three East Coast FL Ports. They're all unique. Miami has South Beach and the skyline, Canveral has the space stuff, and Jax has the bridge that limits the size of ships that can sail from there.

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  5. Just now, mz-s said:

     

    Best time to buy them in my opinion. You pay barely more than the cost of the cup and it's filled with Fun Ship Special (rum punch).

     

    Or - pick them up from the tables when people leave them behind thinking they didn't buy them. Not kidding on my last cruise my wife and I picked up 4.

    Wow that's crazy! Stalking the atrium next time! 🤣

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  6. 3 hours ago, mz-s said:

    I would never expect Carnival's Miami facilities to be at their knees because a Conquest class ship was late. Celebration sure. Shocking...

    The traffic wasn't Carnival's fault. There were just too many ships coming in and out for me that day. Won't do that again. The issues at the terminal...those are squarely on CCL.

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  7. Have to give it up to the passengers from this cruise. When we showed up to the port, it was a MESS. It's likely the last sailing for us out of Port Miami for a while. Everyone it seemed showed up at the same time, along with 5 other boats in port.

     

    The passengers from the previous cruise were still debarking until almost 4pm. They didn't start to allow people in the terminal until then. There was no priority, it was just a free for all. There were people falling out due to the heat, considering we were in the Miami sun for a few hours, though it was only 81 degrees and breezy. Carnival started handing out waters as we began to walk inside...

     

    There was no fighting, bickering, etc from the couple different crowds of folks we were in during embarkation I was really surprised by humanity for once.

     

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    No lines, no direction, sent off to the cargo area to turn around and fight back to the terminals as the port was overwhelmed.

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