Carnival Cruise Ships?

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MsSassy

I just got back from a cruise on Sunday. We had a GREAT time. The price you see on the Carnival Web includes everything, food, lodging and all the free activities (shows, funship activities - golf putting, karoke, dance classes, games, disco/clubs, music, complementary movies, room service). Different itineries have different prices. Depends on the time of the year you go. "Off-peak" times are cheaper. I disagree with going to a travel agent. I go directly to Carnival. I've developed a relationship with my Carnival vacation planner and she gives us the best deals. She will call us when the prices go down and offer us upgrades when available. We get a military discount too! Unless the travel agent is taking a cut in their profits, I can't see how you can get a better deal than going straight to the source. Also, you get a better choice of cabins too. You don't want to get a low deck at the back or front of the ship. Those rooms are noisy! You can get all that information from the Carnival people much more honestly than a travel agent. I have found they are only interested in booking you in the rooms they have set aside, not what is necessarily best for you the traveler. But this is my opinion. You may have better experience with a travel agent then I did...

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

peash

Prices include your cabin and MOST food. Some ships have restaurants that you have to pay to use, but most of the food is free except if you want soda, you have to buy a soda card, other than that you're stuck drinking the free juice they provide, but you can always buy soda when the ship is docked in a port and bring it back onto the ship in your backbpack, it's allowed ! The itinerary is separate. When the ship docks at each port, you get off and either walk around on your own for free or you buy a package from the cruise ship, so that everything is planned for you and you meet your tour guide right when you walk off the ship. I recommend a tour guide even though it's pricier, they are funny and tell you stories during the tour and they always get you back in time so you won't ever have the ship leave without you ! So basically the price the cruise quotes you is just your cabin price, you have to decide on what excursions you want and then they add that to your total cost.

1Cheapcruise

most booking engines won't offer the real final price until you enter most information.
You can also seek the advice of a local travel agent.
God luck.

Arnold

The price you see if probably for a specific date. Thee price you see in red corresponds with the date in red. It also might be for a specific type of cabin. Do you have a link? As far as the prices go, it includes a cabin, all meals, juice water, buffet, on board entertainment (including admission to the club). The only thing you will have to pay for is spas, pop, alcoholic beverages, taxes, tips, shore excursions, laundry, and other small stuff. I've known people who only pay for the cruise and have a great time.

gogreengirly88

idk... but im going on one:D

denathecruiseplanner

The price that you see online with Carnival is the cruise fare rate without the taxes. This price includes food and standard drinks such as water (tap) fruit juices, tea or coffee hot or cold, open activities, gym and others. If you need help, I can get you a better price than what you are seeing and I can go over what is totally included

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