bethany_dale
22.05.2021 2:44:15
LEEWARD - The side of a ship or an island that is most sheltered from the wind. Often where you will find the best beaches. more
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LEEWARD - The side of a ship or an island that is most sheltered from the wind. Often where you will find the best beaches. more
TRANSFER - Typically the bus ride from the airport to your cruise ship or from your ship to a hotel once your cruise has ended. more
DEBARKATION - The process of disembarking guests from the ship. [links]
TENDER - A smaller boat (also known as a water shuttle) you take from your cruise ship to shore, used when a ship cannot dock at a pier due to the water depth or size of the ship.
BOW - Front or forward part of your cruise ship.
1. There is a bank of 3 light switches to the left as you walk in the room. Top one is for the fluorescent light under the valance near the windows, the middle is for the center ceiling light fixture, what is the bottom one for? I see no other lights in the room. However, the reason I ask is because I have seen many 4588s with sconces or lamps on the wall where the headboard would be. I have to lights I would like to put there, but not sure how to run power there. There is a group of wires going in between that wall, but they power lights in the bunk/office room. more
2. In the guestroom there is a soffit (4"x4"x length of that wall)) at the top of the wall that separates the guest stateroom and the office bunk room, there are four screws. any idea what lies behind that soffit? more
3. Pictured is a fitting that was originally used as an water outlet overboard from the washer/dryer. It protrudes out from the hull and gets in the way of the mattress, any thoughts on how to cap that enire opening and rid myself of the fitting, or at least shorten it? [links]
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT - The extra charge incurred when just one person stays in a stateroom.
ATRIUM - Like the lobby of a hotel, this is the central hub of your cruise ship, where you will find the Guest Services Desk (reception desk) and other guest services, such as a desk where you can book shore excursions.
TENDER - A smaller boat (also known as a water shuttle) you take from your cruise ship to shore, used when a ship cannot dock at a pier due to the water depth or size of the ship.
INTERIOR STATEROOM - Stateroom with no picture window. here
BRIDGE - Navigational and command control center of a ship.
DUTY FREE - Merchandise purchased in a foreign port that is U.S. tax-exempt. more
This policy seems extreme. Carnival is taking away something I/my family really enjoy. Why is this necessary?
These new requirements are being mandated by our operational safety experts. Decorations not made of fire retardant material can pose a fire hazard. We want all of our guests who enjoy decorating their doors and staterooms to be able to continue to do so but it is imperative that guest and crew safety be given top priority. We very much appreciate your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
We recognize some of our guests like to decorate their staterooms and we, too, love seeing your creative decorations. However, for safety reasons, we must ask that you abide by the following guidelines for decorating your stateroom door as well as the interior of your stateroom.
Where can I find flame retardant decorations?
For your convenience, we offer flame retardant decorations on our website at www.carnival.com/funshops. You can also check at your local party decorations stores or online but it is important to ensure the materials are truly flame retardant and to remember that items sprayed with fire retardant spray are not acceptable.
For the safety of all guests and crew, any decorations not made of fire retardant material or deemed flammable, will be removed and no compensation will be provided. here
In the interest of guest and crew safety, the following stateroom decoration policies will be instituted and strictly enforced:
Stateroom decorations purchased via our Fun Shops online are made of fire retardant materials. For more information, please visit www.carnival.com/funshops if you are interested in making a purchase. more