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Through an exclusive agreement

with Minnesota-based “Water Wars,” Carnival will be the first cruise

line to feature the popular water balloon-themed attraction, currently

found in amusement parks in 22 countries throughout the world.

 

The “Jr. Dyno Water Wars” units consist of two custom-built

“battle stations” in which participants propel water balloons through

the air via catapults in an effort to splash their competitors.

 

Currently available on Carnival’s Imagination and Fascination,

the units will be installed fleetwide by summer 2007 and located on

ships’ open decks adjacent to the main pool area.

 

“Water Wars” is the latest poolside activity aboard Carnival’s

ships which also feature swimming pools, cascading water slides, and

acres of deck space for sunning and relaxing. The attraction is

expected to be particularly popular among the 525,000 children who

sail with Carnival each year.

 

“We’re always looking for new and exciting outdoor diversions

that will add to the enjoyment to our guests’ vacation experience.

‘Water Wars’ is a great ‘fun in the sun’ activity for guests of all

ages,” said Bob Dickinson, Carnival president and CEO.

 

Bill

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did this on the Imagination last week, was not all that exciting or thrilling, maybe the kids will enjoy it better, and yes there was significant collateral splashing for anyone on lounge chairs in the vicinity of the stations that were setup - so if you are selecting a lounge chair and they have one of these water wars things set up by you, and you don't want to get wet, move!

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Ok, so we all need to email Uncle Bob and request the lazy river be added to the ships. If RCL can cut their ship open to add a trampoline then carnival should be able to cut theirs and put a lazy river plus riverside bar in for all of us. ;) Let's all start chanting.....Lazy River....Lazy River...........

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Those whacky Minnesotan developers....

 

I vote lazy river also, complete with a left-right fork. In order to mollify the masses of children on a cruise, I would also propose that several sections of the layout are set up to allow the little hooligans the ability to launch water balloons at those floating peacefully down "Lazy River" (less points per hit) or floating recklessly down "Danger Rapids" TM (more points per hit).

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I like the lazy river too....

 

But I see issues.

 

People will be getting up at 6:00 AM to place sandles, towels, and novels on the tubes... so all you will see is a bunch of empty tubes floating around in a big circle. And if you try to sit in one of these empty tubes, someone will walk up to you and tell you, "Hey... I was using that tube".

 

One other issue... no cocktails in the pool... :cool:

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Through an exclusive agreement

with Minnesota-based “Water Wars,” Carnival will be the first cruise

line to feature the popular water balloon-themed attraction, currently

found in amusement parks in 22 countries throughout the world.

 

The “Jr. Dyno Water Wars” units consist of two custom-built

“battle stations” in which participants propel water balloons through

the air via catapults in an effort to splash their competitors.

 

Currently available on Carnival’s Imagination and Fascination,

the units will be installed fleetwide by summer 2007 and located on

ships’ open decks adjacent to the main pool area.

 

“Water Wars” is the latest poolside activity aboard Carnival’s

ships which also feature swimming pools, cascading water slides, and

acres of deck space for sunning and relaxing. The attraction is

expected to be particularly popular among the 525,000 children who

sail with Carnival each year.

 

“We’re always looking for new and exciting outdoor diversions

that will add to the enjoyment to our guests’ vacation experience.

‘Water Wars’ is a great ‘fun in the sun’ activity for guests of all

ages,” said Bob Dickinson, Carnival president and CEO.

 

Bill

My kids will love that. Carnival needs something else for the kids, IMO this is a great idea.

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How many days (hours, months) before someone threatens to sue CCL because;

 

(A) Little Jimmy is allergic to latex in the balloons and puffed up like one when he was hit

 

B) Little Susy "almost lost her eye" when she got drilled

 

C) Etc, Etc

 

I only ask because of some of the other "I am going to sue CCL because.... threads. I personally think it is a great idea, and it sounds like a lot of fun, even for adults- especially after a couple of "snaps";)

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