Question #1: how is the food on Carnival Freedom?
i have decided to take the Carnival Freedom
western caribbean cruise and i would like to know
if the food in this particular ship is good or not
because i have heard various comments saying the
food is "terrible" and others saying its
"terrific". And i would want to ruin the
cruise by the food being bad.
Answer: sorry to be your only answer so far and its not
even good...but all cruise food is really good so
yeah
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Question #2: 1st time cruiser....Royal Caribbean or Carnival?!?
My g/f and I are planning a cruise to Mexico (3-5
days) from Los Angelas. I'm still debating on
which cruise line to choose. This is our 1st
cruise and we just want to experience it! I've
heard Carnival is a more "party"
atmoshere. We are both into the club scene but
would like to be on a cruise where we can
experience everything from the swimming pools to
the dining. Also does anybody know what the
weather will be like at this time of the year in
Mexico?
Answer: If you are under 30, go with carnival.Hurricane
season, good luck!(get the insurance)
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Question #3: What is that you like most about Carnival Cuise Line?
Do you think Royal Caribbean is better??
Answer: The mysterious illness that passengers get from
low hygiene conditions on their ships
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Question #4: Have you traveled on the Carnival Fascination, Sensation?
We are planning a cruise to the Bahamas for
November. We have found mixed comments about the
Carnival Fascination and Sensation cruises, so
we're wondering if anyone has traveled on either
one of them, even more so if you have done so with
children. We have a four-year old.Also, if you
know much about any of the the Royal Caribbean
International cruises, I would appreciate any
comments.THX!
Answer: Hi, I havent on none of the cruises you specified
but what I have done when I need a little inside
experience is I go to www.youtube.com and believe
it or not there are people who actually put videos
or slide shows of their trips and if you specify
in the search area like Carnival Sensation or
Fascination maybe if your lucky enough people have
gone to the same place you want to go and you can
see a little of the ports and the cruise ship
itself. I do that when I've been on my cruises it
really helps.. like that you can see what you like
and what you dont like =)Anyway just a thought...
I hope you find what your looking for.Have a great
time!
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Question #5: My family and I are thinking about going on a cruise next summer, what cruise line would you suggest?
We are thinking about Noreigion Cruise Lines,
Royal Caribbean, Carnival Cruise Lines, or
Princess Cruise Lines. What would you reccomend?
Answer: ANY ....BUT STAY AWAY FROM ONE CALLED THE TITANIC
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Question #6: Royal Caribbean vs Carnival Cruise line. Which is better?
Answer: I have not been on a Royal cruise but I've been
many times on a Carnival cruise and it's great.
There really isn't anything they will deny you.
The rooms are pretty big and so comfortable. They
clean them so well. The ships are beautiful, food
is out of this world and there is free room
service availabe and a 24 hr pizzaria.
Entertainment is so much fun and everyone is so
nice. Hope I was of some help.
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Question #7: Should I go to the Eastern or Western Caribbean?
We are taking a Carnival Cruise next spring, but I
am trying to decide on whether to go to the
Eastern or Western Caribbean. Any suggestions,
experiences or excursion advice would be great.
Thank you!
Answer: Both are very different. Eastern is Bahamas,
Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands. Western includes
Mexico, Grand Cayman, Belize, Jamicia, etc....It
really doesn't matter you should have a great time
either way. I've been all over the Carribean and
I can still say my very favorite places are
Cozumel and Grand Cayman.
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Question #8: What is Carnival's Royal Caribbean & Star Cruise's Industry Market Share?
Answer: Carnival is the largest with approximately 50% of
the market (US market ie ships sailing from US
ports) Royal Carribean is second with about 30%
and Norwegian (Star) coming in at 7%. Remember
Carnival also owns Princess, Costa, Holland
America, Cunard and a couple of smaller lines and
Royal Carribean also owns Celebrity)
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Question #9: What should I pack for the 7 day Carnival Caribbean cruise?
We leave on Sunday, not sure what all to take.
Never been the Eastern Caribbean before.
Answer: Light clothing, a couple of sweaters (in case), a
bathing suit, sunscreen, and soap (sometimes
their's sucks).
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Question #10: Carnival Cruise 7/23/07 to Western Caribbean 5days, from New Orleans....Help!!!!!!!?
My boyfriend and I are going on a cruise for the
first time and we really don't know what to
expect~we know about the $10 p/d per person for
gratuity~we'll be sitting with strangers at
dinner~not really sure what to wear for the formal
night, is it more "prom-ish or
churchy"?~on days out at sea, what is there
to do??? we're 21 and 22~what is considered resort
wear for women????~we've already booked a shore
excursion for snorkeling in Costa Maya...any other
suggestions????~haven't booked any for Cozumel yet
because there's a larger selection.....any ideas
of some good ones???? preferably inexpensive, but
accepting allBy the way, my boyfriend is in the US
NAVY and will be going to Japan in August for 2
yrs, so I want this to be very special for us!!!
If u guys have any ideas about how i can make this
a great "going away event" for him too,
please write any suggestions that u may
have!!!!!!!! Thanks!!!!!!!!!
Answer: In Cozumel, take a taxi to Chakkanaab Park. It is
excellent snorkeling there. You can either take
your own equipment or rent theirs. It is only
about a 10 minute taxi ride from the pier. If your
ship goes to Grand Cayman, take the shore
excursion to swim with the stingrays at StingRay
City. It is the most awesome adventure (100%
safe) you have ever had.
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