Carnival Cruise Line

Call the cruise line and ask them the question.

If they have not assigned the cabin number yet, they should be able to tell you when that task is complete.

I have visited the Bahamas and yes you need a passport its a different country proved by they drive on the other side of the road.

It depends on what you call "best". The newer ships are deffinitley what you call better, but they are a lot more money. The ones built in 2005, 2006, 2007 are still fairly new and still loads of fun! Older one's seem to be more, not as well as the newer in my opinion, but I'm thirteen, so it's just how it is for me. I would say the Legend and the Glory are very well ships.

Carnival Cruise Lines was established in 1972, their first ship was "Empress of Canada" bought from Canadian Pacific and renamed "Mardi Gras".

nothing at all!

Most cruise lines, including Carnival, have their ships registered under "flags of convenience". That typically means they are registered in Panama, Bermuda, the Bahamas, or some other country that does not tax the operations of international cruise ship operations.

The 1st Carnival Cruise was theMardi Gras. It was built in 1961 and its maiden voyage was in 1972. It was discontinued in 1993.

The question you've posed is quite vague. Carnival is a cruise line and a trip to the Bahamas can vary by season. Soooo, the best advice would be for you to do some homework and select the itinerary and ship that suits you. Then visit an amazing website 'cruisecritic.com' where you can read unbiased reviews from cruisers just like yourself and get their feedback on everything from food, service, cleanliness, activities, embarkation and more. You can even look for reviews from people who cruised around the same time you're planning to see more variables like weather and ports of call! After your cruise, why not contribute a review of your own to share with the world? Happy Sailing! On the "Love Boat" as seen in the popular TV series, the seven day cruise takes you to four locations, the Bahamas being one. Carnival owns a beach there where you will stop for the day. On the long white sand beach (the sand was shipped in I am told), there are tents for shade, chairs along the beach, a bandstand, and a place to grill out. The water is crystal clear giving excellent visibility for snorkling so bring your fins. You will never come in contact with anyone from the Bahamas as the beach is private, fenced, and the perimeter is walked by uniformed men with large guns and dogs. All of this is hidden with beautiful foliage. Well it depends what cruise you want to go on exactly. I went on the four day cruise to Bahamas. The first day you're sailing and you getting used to the boat. The next day you arrive at Nassau Bahamas, Approxitmately 8:00 am. You can get off the boat whenever you want but you must be back on the boat by 6:30 am the next mornig. On the third day you stay out in the ocean and there are parties and different events you can attend. On the fourth day you arrive back to Florida or wherver the dock is, at 8:00 am. The food is actually very good and the boat is clean. Room service does a great job also. Overall I loved the cruise and thought it was worth every cent. I hope this answers your question!You can also visit some blogs you can find in Google about all of those who had experience with the cruise on that place.

Hope You Enjoy!

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Someone interested in finding Carnival cruise specials can begin by checking with their locally owned travel agency or if they choose to an online venue such as Travelocity.

You are only allowed to smoke in designated smoking areas to avoid fire.

Yes. While you may choose to stay on board, the cruise line may not let you book without a passport. In the event of an emergency (illness, running aground, ship fire) evacuation at any port may be necessary. Disimbarking and embarking would become an issue.

If you enjoy other peoples' children.

Mardi Gras *

Carnivale *

Festivale *

Tropicale *

Holiday *

Jubilee *

Celebration *

Fantasy

Ecstasy

Sensation

Fascination

Imagination

Inspiration

Destiny

Elation

Paradise

Triumph

Victory

Spirit

Pride

Legend

Conquest

Glory

Miracle

Valor

Liberty

Freedom

Splendor

Dream

Magic (June 2011 debut)

Breeze (Spring 2012 debut)

* = no longer in service with Carnival (As of April 2011)

Bang on the drum all day -Todd Rudgren

The Department of Homeland Security issued the final regulations on passport requirements on March 27, 2008. Effective June 1, 2009, if you are a US citizen and taking a cruise that departs from and returns to the same US port, you do not need a passport (but you will need a certified copy of your birth certificate or naturalization papers and a government-issued photo ID). Before June 1, 2009, you do not need a passport if you are a US citizen and are traveling to the Caribbean, Mexico and Canada by sea. (You can depart and return to different US ports -- passports are required for travel by air to anywhere outside the United States).

yes there is ask staff for location

The most famous carnival cruise is the Disney Dream. Some other known and famous carnival cruise ships are Ruby Princess, Liberty of the Seas, Celebrity Eclipse and Carnival Magic.

We are planning a 'let's pretend still on Victory' night! We asked whilst onboard and I'm sure it was along the lines of bacardi limon, lime juice (fresh) mint leaves and soda.

Basically yes, to get on AND off the cruise ship you need a passport.

No because the ships lengths are too short and the beam is too short for an ice skating rink

The second ship carnival operated was the Mardi Gras. This ship was scrapped in 2003.

US citizens cruising to and from a US port do not need a passport.

If you mean which cruise line carnival owns, than Cunard. Cunard is the most luxurious cruise line in the world. If you mean which carnival cruise ship is the best, then the Carnival Miracle. It is the highest rated Carnival Ship on CruiseCritic.com