Dr. Seuss? Really?

[Phlybice]

 

Apparently that is what a lot of people are doing. Carnival has to offer rock bottom prices to fill the ships. So they have to lower the experience. They should just raise prices to a point where they offer a decent cruise. Other lines do it and sail full.

 

And don't call their experience 2.0 or anything.0

Edited January 14, 2014 by Phlybice

[joeyancho]

I guess I don't mind Dr. Seuss, but I'm curious why they didn't just go with Beavis and Butthead :cool:

 

Now that is funny.

[golfadj]

Actually you and others didn't "get" my post at all, but that's ok. I'll give you a hint: they are both male.

 

That is what I thought but figured if i commented would get some strange and uncomfortable responses.

[MargieWY]

Actually you and others didn't "get" my post at all, but that's ok. I'll give you a hint: they are both male.

 

I don't get it.

[rainbowflag]

That is what I thought but figured if i commented would get some strange and uncomfortable responses.

 

It would depend on what your comment would be but it seems like you are person who reads the news and that's a good thing. ;)

[Lucille Bluth]

I was excited to hear about Dr. Seuss coming to Carnival because my 16 month old loves Dr. Seuss. She would be absolutely delighted if someone read 'Green Eggs and Ham' to her.

[rainbowflag]

I don't get it.

 

You need to get out of Wyoming more often. :)

 

Gay marriage is legal in New York State and Carnival has an announcement being released from New York soon. It's a joke.

[TwinPrincessMermaids]

I'm thinking thing 2 is the male, and thing 1 is disappointed.

 

Wha? I always thought THING 1 and THING 2 were twins like us! :eek:

[Pine Bluff]

Wha? I always thought THING 1 and THING 2 were twins like us! :eek:

 

They are twins. And as far as I know, its illegal to marry your sibling everywhere.

[TwinPrincessMermaids]

They are twins. And as far as I know, its illegal to marry your sibling everywhere.

 

Thanks for the confirmation! :)

 

Yay for twinkies!

[rainbowflag]

Thanks for the confirmation! :)

 

Yay for twinkies!

 

I have my copy of The Cat in the Hat of 1957 (not a first edition, darn) right here with me and no where in the book is there any mention that Thing One and Thing Two are related to each other much less twins. Let's remember this is a work of fiction from a man who lived here in La Jolla, CA people. ;)

 

[golfadj]

It would depend on what your comment would be but it seems like you are person who reads the news and that's a good thing. ;)

 

Thanks. Dont think of myself as a low information voter.

[Pine Bluff]

I have my copy of The Cat in the Hat of 1957 (not a first edition, darn) right here with me and no where in the book is there any mention that Thing One and Thing Two are related to each other much less twins. Let's remember this is a work of fiction from a man who lived here in La Jolla, CA people. ;)

 

 

Its usually peretty easy to I D twins. They look alike. And these two look alike as well.

 

Not sure how to I D a gay thing, and certainly don't remember that topic in and Suess book.

[MichelleChell]

Well a lot of us are very excited about it! To each there own!

[TwinPrincessMermaids]

I have my copy of The Cat in the Hat of 1957 (not a first edition, darn) right here with me and no where in the book is there any mention that Thing One and Thing Two are related to each other much less twins.

 

All I know is that when we were born, we were labeled "BABY A" and "BABY B". Now, clearly the Things aren't specifically Babies, so substitute BABY for THING and then A & B for 1 & 2 (basically the same thing.) And we did indeed look very alike. (Most couples- of any nature- don't look that close to identical regardless... cuz they aren't related. But Twins are, and do!)

 

I rest my case. :D

Edited January 14, 2014 by TwinPrincessMermaids

[PittsburghGirlee]

Actually you and others didn't "get" my post at all, but that's ok. I'll give you a hint: they are both male.

 

 

Way to burst my bubble...I thought it was funny and took it as I did.

At least I got a good laugh out of what I THOUGHT you were trying to post.

It's the little things....

Geeeeez:p

[EZ4]

I'm thinking thing 2 is the male, and thing 1 is disappointed.

 

They both have moose knuckle. ;)

[Phlybice]

They both have moose knuckle. ;)

 

I taught I taw tow.

[CarnivalPlatCruiser]

Im not saying i do not like Dr. Seuss. But its csrtainly not what i look forwrd to on a cruise... So many other things... Like steel drums... Would have been must better tomspend the $s on before The Cat in the Hat...

 

Bring back the traditional necesseties, THEN add the other things...

 

Again, just my two cents...

[cjknox]

Ok, i have nothing against dr. Seuss... But really Carnival?

 

How about listening to actual feedback on what cruisers want... You know... Better shows, more live entertainment instead of cheap Djs, etc...

 

I mean maybe steel drums again when you get on a Caribbean cruise and not Gangnum Style... Who would have thought it!

 

I love Carnival gut sheesh... Ive never once booked a cruise thinking "Gosh i sure hope there is someone there to read 'Green Eggs and Ham' to me..."

 

Just my opinion...

 

Com' on OP this idea was intended for kids not adults to enjoy.

[cjknox]

They both have moose knuckle. ;)

 

wow.

[che-vos]

I'm sorry it does nothing for you, but for me it will be great. I've got a 5 year old that loves Dr. Seuss. We have our next cruise booked for this March on Sunshine and it will be my sons 3rd cruise, our 6th. I hope it is up and running by then.

[sanmarcosman]

I taught I taw tow.

 

You sound more like Tweety Bird, Sylvester's nemesis.

Edited January 14, 2014 by sanmarcosman

[CarnivalPlatCruiser]

Com' on OP this idea was intended for kids not adults to enjoy.

 

I agree, and I get it. All I am saying is, before spending a few million in licensing Dr. Seuss for kids that are too young to remember their cruise anyhow...

 

Try spending a few million bringing back some of the NEEDED cutbacks that they have made over the last few years. I mean a Caribbean Cruise with no Caribbean Music for example...

 

After bring back what your customers are BEGGING for, then bring on the Dr. Seuss...

[cruizinisthebest]

I agree, and I get it. All I am saying is, before spending a few million in licensing Dr. Seuss for kids that are too young to remember their cruise anyhow...

 

Try spending a few million bringing back some of the NEEDED cutbacks that they have made over the last few years. I mean a Caribbean Cruise with no Caribbean Music for example...

 

After bring back what your customers are BEGGING for, then bring on the Dr. Seuss...

 

I'm all for steel drums and live music again on the Lido Deck. And improved entertainment since so many say it's bad on alot of the ships. But maybe something will be coming down the pike with regard to that. Who knows how long this deal was in the works. It's a good addition for kids. And Carnival generates a ton of revenue from families. And as far as kids not remembering, they remember more than you think.