10 Things You Must Know Before Cruising With Carnival
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The creator provides a comprehensive guide for travelers planning to sail with Carnival, detailing several policy changes and potential perks. The video explains that dining menus have transitioned to QR codes, though paper versions can be requested from staff. A significant portion of the discussion focuses on the shareholder benefit, where owning at least 100 shares of Carnival stock can qualify passengers for onboard credit based on the length of their cruise. Regarding dining, the creator notes that certain upcharge restaurants offer free lunch options. The video also addresses dress codes, clarifying that while formal nights are not strictly enforced, guests should avoid beachwear in the dining room. Other logistical tips include the staggered embarkation system, restrictions on bringing bottled beverages, and the specific allowance of one 750 milliliter bottle of wine per adult in carry-on luggage on embarkation day. Finally, the creator touches on shipboard rules such as the 40 minute limit on saving pool chairs and how to politely decline product sales during spa treatments.
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we've been on three carnival cruises in the past six months
carnival stockholders can get onboard credit
don't bother showing up at port until your scheduled embarkation time
you simply and politely tell the spa treatment staff first thing that you have all the product you need at this time and you don't wish to buy anything in addition
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