Skipping ports

We would reiterate that yesterday, a poster resurrected this thread which dates from 2011! While the topic is still relevant, debating a poster who may not have been here (on CC) for 7 years makes little sense :).

 

Hank

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Agreed - it would make sense for threads dormant for, say 3 years, to be locked.

 

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I'd go a step further and maybe have older threads go away altogether - it's somewhat frustrating to have a thread with information that outdated and/or no longer relevant come up with a search while one is researching.

Read sections 7c and 7d of the cruise contract that you agree to when you book your cruise

https://www.carnival.com/about-carnival/legal-notice/ticket-contract.aspx

That is why. They don't want to because unhappy customers are bad for business but that is their legal coverage.

DON

We have never been on a Carnival cruise but I can assure you we have been on cruises where we did not get into some ports.

It happens...weather, seas too risky to get in, something going on in the port like a strike or demonstration, etc. But I have never felt the Captain was just arbitrarily skipping a oort.