MissKIA

Yes I've seen them too and they look so good. I hope they are on the Breeze in November!

For another $9, one can use the laundry bag special when it's offered. I do laundry at home, not on vacation.

That is definitely more convenient, but you'd probably have to send out 3 of those bags to equal the same amount of clothes as doing your own load. We have used the laundry service in the past because the washers and dryers always seem to be occupied every time we try to use them and give up.

We call the grill a BBQ. So we are referring to the thing we cook the meat on, not the type of sauce or whatever you are putting on the meat (which is of course, BBQ sauce) or style of cooking.

Whenever they get clearance.

As soon as the ship clears customs

Obviously I'm asking what time approximately that usually happens.

Thanks to those of you who answered my question.

Is conditioning using it the same as practicing using it......like getting up at 6am and bringing your luggage from upstairs to downstairs in the house? Sorry; could't resist!;p;p;p;p;p

Oh Man, I am the worst at not proof reading. LOL Yes I suppose that would be what it is! haha

Thanks to all of you who answered my question. Hopefully it works smoothly, we're going to WDW after the cruise and would like to maximize our time there, we only have 2 days!

We've never used self disembark before but are conditioning using it on our next cruise. What time are they usually calling you you to get off the ship when doing this? We will be leaving from Port Canaveral if that makes any difference.

I'm not sure then, sorry, We did the Southern 8 day.

Which itinerary?

We had an aft wrap on the 7th floor last summer and is was freezing. Everyone else was complaining they were hot but not us!

My Favourite are the Dream Class ships because I like the Ocean Plaza area. My least favourite that I have been on is the Miracle. I know a lot of people love it, but I did not.

I also remember the Hub app being very confusing when looking at our account balance. I will definitely not be relying on it in the future for that purpose.

No Conquest class does not have a Lanai. Only Dream class and newer.

When we went to Hawaii they would change by an hour every day or so until we were on Hawaii time. They would tell us in the announcements as well as in the Fun Times each day when to change your clocks.

It depends on why you have the OBC. If it's because you have paid off your cruise and price drops gave you OBC you should keep it. If it is because of a deal you got where OBC was included you may lose it. I'm sure if you call and ask they will be able to help you out.

Since you have YTD you will likely get whatever is available. Or have long waits if you want something specific. I would hesitate to do YTD with that many people if you want to eat together every night.

For what it's worth, we had 16 people on the Magic (Late seating) and we had two tables of 8.

Yeah, the MDR breakfast is the way to go. The only time I don't eat breakfast there is if I have a breakfast burrito at Blue Iguana (yum!) or order continental room service. (Which I sometimes do because I much prefer lunch food to breakfast. Gotta save room!)

I would not be pleased if there was no way to watch my team in the Stanley Cup Final. Unfortunately I don't have to worry about that this year since My Jets were taken out last round. :loudcry::loudcry::loudcry: Hopefully you can find a way!

I love sea days normally, but the Hawaii cruise was SO many sea days all in a row, with 4-5 days of excursions all packed in a row as well. The weather was not nice enough in January to do any outdoor activities and I did get bored at times. When we went (2014) it was before Journeys cruises started and they did not really have any extra activities that they do now on long cruises. I'm not saying it was horrible, of course we had a great time. All of the Hawaiian Islands are different and it is a fantastic way to experience the different areas of Hawaii all at once. But if you are excited about all of those sea days keep in mind that the sea days on a Hawaii cruise are not really the same as sea days in the Caribbean if that is what you are expecting.

You need to know what type of fare you booked and the restrictions that come with that fare type. If you booked early saver, no name changes are allowed and there is a penalty for cancelling/rebooking. If you do this onboard, you won't technically be changing the booking. You would simply be giving the other person access to the other cabin where Carnival gives a separate key card. Doing that onboard doesn't solve your Cheers issue.

When we did it, we were also booked on Early Saver rates and they did not charge us any penalties. I think as long as the category is not changing it should be okay. Of course, different agents could handle it differently, but that was my experience.

thank you! Did you actually inform them what you were doing? When I called they said we need to do it onboard on the first day, just wonder how that works?

I did tell them it was because of cheers and they had no problem with it.

You cannot any more unless you find water in cans. No bottles allowed.

What's their point, trying to get people to fill up on water instead of booze?

I'm not sure, they didn't do it every night. It was probably just our server, and not something that is routinely done.

Yes, it's because you had Cheers. We were also given bottles of water at dinner when we had Cheers on the Magic. They told us it was included in Cheers. Sometimes they wouldn't bring it out during dinner, but before we left they would give us water to take back to our cabin.

That's great! Glad it worked out for you.

Ugh, I forgot about those, I might be...I did book pretty early. Guess I will find out :D

If you did book early saver, you might still be able to do it, but there will be a penalty.