We did that excursion on the 6/14 sailing. It was really nice. Prices were a bit high for food and drink ($10 mixed drinks, about that for a sandwich and fries). The beach itself was beautiful, although there was a barrier around the swimming area that made the view not so pretty. We didn't do the snorkeling, but those in our party that did ...

I was on the same sailing as pp.. Roatan was my favorite port by far. We booked through Victor Bodden, and toured the island, went to a beach, and visited Victor's monkeys.. had a private driver for $40 pp.

I think Carnival should install egg timers on their chairs.. you can set them for, say, 45 mins when you leave your chair.. if  you don't come back to reclaim it before time's up, it's fair game. We just got back from the Legend, and we spent most of our time at the adults only pool at the rear of the ship (which actually WAS ...

Oh, and forgot to add. I've seen pics on cruisestateroom.com of connected balconies on the Legend.. it looks like they open the divider and attach it to the rail. It does partially obstruct the view when they do this.. and it says on their website that they only have a limited amount of hardware for this attachment, so I'd get to the ...

I think I'd give her a choice.. either dress for dinner appropriately, or hang out in Camp Carnival while the rest of you enjoy formal night. I don't think I'd battle over it, who wants to fight with a tween on a cruise. :) Trust me.. I come from a family of 5 girls, I know how stubborn we can be! Make it clear that you're not ...

My husband and I will be there, celebrating our 5th anniversary! We are counting down the HOURS now.. We've booked the stingray safari on Grand Cayman, the Bannister Island beach break (not through Carnival) for Belize, and a tour through Victor Bodden for Roatan. I'm still a little disappointed that Carnival isn't going to Cozumel ...