Carnival Paradise Cruise Reviews - Questions and Answers
57 Carnival Paradise traveler questions & answers
A: Set time you go the same time & sit at the same table each night w/ same service staff. The open seating you use the app to "call ahead" that night for a table they give you a time to arrive, you go to eat then. Unless willing to wait extra most like... ly you will have different servers each time. Menu is identical regardless of which option picked.See More
Answered by maryred on January 4, 2024
A: The only difference on the cruise line's end is the time your table is available. Passenger wise you will see a difference in the demographics at each seating, with families w/kids mostly gravitating to the earlier 1. The show schedule is organized... around the 2 set dining times that all will have a chance to see the main production (also fone 2x/night).See More
Answered by maryred on January 4, 2024
A: Currently on the Paradise. The glass elevators off the Atrium are not in service. All others work fine.
Answered by J60406 on September 7, 2023
A: No, still broke I was on the boat August 26.
Answered by gdewman1 on September 7, 2023
A: No movie night on the deck but they do have a movie night where they have the comedy shows.
Answered by CheekyRunner on May 18, 2023
A: No, not on deck but they do have movies inside on some nights where they have the comedy shows.
Answered by CheekyRunner on May 18, 2023
A: watch the fun times. they have movies in the back lounge promenade deck during the day.
Answered by 4Kerrie on May 18, 2023
A: usually in drawer in front of mirror in room
Answered by nightmarefred on April 29, 2023
A: But keep in mind they are the very small ones with little power...as a curly girl I bring my own.
Answered by monicagregory on April 30, 2023
A: Just Google "laundrettes location carnival {ship's name}" and a list of room numbers these are across from will be in the returns. These public areas do not have a room number themselves.
Answered by maryred on April 26, 2023
A: There are multiple locations. You can inquire at guest services when you get on board.
Answered by J60406 on April 25, 2023
A: it comes out to 15 drinks a day 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ . I personally can not drink that much or would I want to lol .so it really depends on the person
Answered by 2by2 on April 24, 2023
A: So what we've come to realize is "worth it" depends on what you mean. We didn't buy it on 1st cruise (Carnival), was free on 2nd cruise (Norwegian), bought it on 3rd cruise (Royal), and going on this one now & will probably buy. For us, we get coffee... drinks every morning, sometimes 2. Maybe a fun cocktail/daiquiri for lunch, with dinner and with the shows. And also milkshakes for a treat later. They're single shot drinks but cost $13-$15/each typically. Also, includes your gratuity, or you can tip more after but it's nice to not "have" to worry about it, or anything when you're on vacation. Do we drink like that at home? No. But do we indulge on cruises? Yes. Do we drink like that on regular vacation? No. Hope that helps!See More
Answered by MWarren0514 on April 23, 2023
A: it's worth it if you want to drink a lot 😂😂. 15 drinks a day
Answered by 2by2 on March 11, 2023
A: We don't use the package but the other thing I have heard is that anyone of drinking age in your cabin must purchase as well. Maybe someone can explain that.
Answered by seviedebi on March 11, 2023
A: Basically you prepay for your on board beverages that would normally cost extra, like soda, wine, bottled water, & spirits. The package covers all single serve beverages not sold in a souvenir glass up to a normal menu price of $20. Soft drinks are c... ompletely unlimited, but alcoholic beverages are limited to 15 per day. Worth it depends on the drinking patterns of all adults sharing a cabin as all must buy.See More
Answered by maryred on March 9, 2023
A: if you drink 6-7 alcoholic beverages/ day, yes. the package also includes sodas, specialty coffee and milk shakes. I always get the package. my last cruise I didn't because my brother didn't drink, it was hard for me since I was being money conscious
Answered by cortneyb on March 9, 2023
A: I was in E1 and could hear mechanical noise from the bow during arrival and departure from ports as well as noise from the theater directly above (they like to practice at 12 AM late into the night). You're farther away from both than I was but you m... ight still hear these, especially the theater, just won't be as loud for you as it was for me.See More
Answered by JaredWF on January 29, 2023
A: I was in E1 and could hear mechanical noise from the bow during arrival and departure from ports as well as noise from the theater directly above (they like to practice at 12 AM late into the night). You're farther away from both than I was but you m... ight still hear these, especially the theater, just won't be as loud for you as it was for me.See More
Answered by JaredWF on January 29, 2023
A: There are no specialty restaurants on the paradise. Just chefs table and “steakhouse selections” in the mdr. I didn’t do the chefs table but it was sold out each night of my cruise.
Answered by MNAndy on November 18, 2022
A: When we were on the paradise last (it’s been a few year) the only pay restaurant was the steakhouse. It’s a small ship, they don’t have room for all the specialty places.
Answered by carrieluvsgreg on November 18, 2022
A: yes there are restratuant that you can pay. I have never done the Chef Table.
Answered by ginnyharley6 on November 16, 2022
A: not on the Paradise but i have done the Chefs Table on several other ships. In my opinion, its a great experience and the food has been exceptional each time i have purchased it.
Answered by teach1718 on November 17, 2022
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Answer QuestionA: yes but don't use them. go to the casino, charge money on machine to your room and immediately cash out. cash in ticket for free.
Answered by walkingdeadcrz on September 24, 2022
A: Yes, typically your bank charges a fee in addition to the high ATM fee.
Answered by mrsTAM on September 24, 2022
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