mevelandry
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Taking notes regarding the Past guests.Thanks!
Oh I forgot to mention...
Sounds like there's a new Build-a-Bear activity (profits go to St. Jude).
We came across that activity on our last cruise. The toys look absolutely amazing. I was very impressed as I did not know a toy from Build-a-bear could look so good.
They had all kinds of animals (turtles, sharks, etc.) It was super cute!
I don't think it's new. It was on our first cruise in 2015. My son wasn't interested at the time so we didn't do it. It was offered twice I think, on the 7 day cruise. It's listed in the kids schedule and the regular daily schedule I believe. It is cute though, and nice to see the profits going to St Jude.
Is it safe to assume that typical dinner attire is fairly casual on Carnival? (yes, it's that ever-present dress code question)
I was told you are not supposed to wear shorts and tank tops in the dining room. However, I've never seen anyone being sent back because they were wearing shorts. I believe the dress code is encouraged but not enforced.
But most people take pride in dressing up well during elegant night.![]()
I'm over the getting really dressed up. We went to the buffet on Elegant night our last cruise. They were serving the same prime rib and baked potatoes without me wearing pinchy shoes! I call that a win.
Yes, non-Elegant nights the dress code is casual. You can wear jeans, t-shirts, shorts. I have never seen anyone turned away. On Elegant nights no shorts but I have seen nice jeans.
I was told you are not supposed to wear shorts and tank tops in the dining room. However, I've never seen anyone being sent back because they were wearing shorts. I believe the dress code is encouraged but not enforced.
But most people take pride in dressing up well during elegant night.![]()
Thanks. I was indeed referring to regular nights and not a formal (I guess Carnival calls it "elegant") night. We're a long ways away from knowing where we will be eating each night anyway (we went with "your time" dining). Just wanted to get a general sense.
There are so much food options on Carnival that we do not eat in the dining room as often as we would on DCL.
Yeah, who cares about chicken! Just give me itineraries. I'm going out of my mind here.
This cracks me upDidn't see that one coming:
"CHIEF FUN OFFICER SHAQUILLE O’NEAL TO OPEN FIRST ‘BIG CHICKEN’ RESTAURANT AT SEA ABOARD CARNIVAL RADIANCE"
New Dining Venue Part of $200 Million Dry Dock Taking Place in 2020
MIAMI (Nov. 12, 2018) – Carnival Cruise Line announced today that the totally transformed Carnival Radiance will be the first cruise ship to feature “Big Chicken,” a seagoing version of a new restaurant created by the line’s Chief Fun Officer, NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal.
The menu will feature a mouth-watering variety of fried chicken sandwiches and fries, with flavors to match Shaq’s larger than life personality, all free of charge.
Source: John Heald on FB.
This cracks me up
lo that it was the big announcement. But sounds delicious!