Re:Cruise info

[Guest guest]

Hello, I `ll try to explain the best I know how to.

The cabin prices change starting at the lower prices being on the bottom of

the ship and getting more expensive as you go upwards Most cabins look and

are the same size. As you get upwards in the ship you'll find that the

outside cabins have picture windows in them They are a bit more expensive,

but are well worth it. I `m not a fan of the inside cabins, because I like to

know when it is day or night. But it's all in ones opinion and how long

you'll really be in your cabin. The balcony cabins on the top are about 3

times bigger than the other cabins and have a bath tub in them, which all the

other cabins just have showers.

Cruise prices include meals. They are an all you can eat day or night type of

deal, including cabin room service. They have everything from lobster, steak,

ice-cream buffets, pool side buffets, and pizza. The desserts are great too.

None carbonated beverages are often included, but anything carbonated or

booze you'll have to pay extra for

You can do as much on a cruise or as little as you want. It's all up to you.

They have bingo, spa's, night clubs, art shows, gambling and shopping just to

mention a few things to do. When you port you can stay on or get off the

ship, again it's your decision to make. But please, just be back before the

ship sails again. (I did a cruise last year where a few young men had too

much to drink and forgot about returning to the ship and well, they got left

behind)

While boarding the cruise you'll need either a cash or credit card deposit of

around $300.00 per cabin if you want to shop, buy pictures, drink or use the

spa/salon's. They will give you a Carnival credit card for use on the ship

only, in return.

The documents you will need to enter the Cayman Islands and Jamaica are a

valid government issued ID with a picture and a certified copy of your

original birth certificate. (if must have the seal no hospital copies are

excepted) Just the county/state copies. Kids will only need a birth

certificate.

All cruise ships have Drs. on board too and in case of an emergency you can

be airlifted from the ship back to a suitable port of call. All ship have

infirmaries. They do cost though.

Well, if there is anything that I have forgotten please feel free to ask. If

I don't know the answer I'll find it out and get back to you. Oh, BTW the

cruise will sail from Miami, FL. and return to there.

Best,

Joanne In TN

[Guest guest]

Subj: Re: Cruise Info

Date: 7/2/00 9:23:18 AM Central Daylight Time

From: Joanne 97617

To: MGB-PostOp (AT) e

Hello, I know we talked about a 3/4 days cruise, but I was flooded by email

saying that many had been to the Bahamas and those are the only 3/4 day

cruise that leave from FL, which also everyone wanted to sail from the East

coast because that is where most of you are.

Again I will say I know this cruise will not accommodate everyone's want's,

but I hope the majority are satisfied and will to take the time off to and

cruise and meet everyone. Actually I wish all of you would, but I understand

the daily grind of things.

So please -- let's all put our differences a side come for the cruise and

have a good time.

I also see that those of you that wish to cruise without children want a

table that is " childless " during meals. I will make arrangements with

Carnival that and see that this request is taken care of. I do understand

this request. There are so many time that I could get my meals childless, but

I have 2 days and it just never works out that way. ; o )

Best,

Joanne Tillman