Carnival Breeze Cruise Reviews - Questions and Answers
81 Carnival Breeze traveler questions & answers
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Q: we want to book 4 ocean view connecting rooms, but only Deck 1 is available. is Deck 1 bad to stay on a cruise ship?
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A: We’ve stayed on Deck 1 before, and it wasn’t bad at all. You’ll get great water views out of your windows! Plus, Deck 1 sounds like it’s the lowest level on the ship, but it’s not. You have to remember that there is a Deck Zero (sometimes used for em... barking or debarking, has the Infirmary), and there are lower levels for employee staterooms.See More
Answered by NeedToVacation on October 19, 2024
A: deck one midship is one of the best places to be. Forward may hear the anchor drop and rear may get you some engine noise. you will appreciate the ability to quickly disembark and return to your room on port days
Answered by jallaway on October 19, 2024
A: My first cruise was on the Breeze and on Deck 1. Our cabin was in the middle of the ship and we didn’t feel anything. Until our last night on the ship. That was because we were going through some bad weather. But I felt it through out the whole ship... during that night. Except when I went to bed. It wasn’t bad, it just rocked you a little.See More
Answered by cristinamg on October 19, 2024
Q: Anyone cruise through a tropical storm before? 😅 we sail out next Saturday out of Galveston and hoping the storm doesn’t hit/ effect the cruise
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A: Yes, the captain will keep you and his ship safe! Weather should be fine for your cruise.
Answered by daltx on September 9, 2024
A: Yeah yall will be just fine. The Captain will keep yall safe. Yall might hit a little rain, but nothing major. Have fun and enjoy your trip.
Answered by SassyTexasMomma on September 11, 2024
A: Sailed around the edge of Hurricane Nichol on the Carnival Dream. We missed one port and stayed at sea. There was a bit of rocking and extra creaking noises, but fortunately we don’t get sea sick. We had a deck 2 cove balcony midship so that helped w... ith some of the motion. Everyone wobbled as they walked down the corridors.See More
Answered by Dennis54 on September 9, 2024
A: Our first cruise was after a tropical storm had passed through the Gulf. That was a bumpy ride going out! but we all had a good time.
Answered by jallaway on September 7, 2024
Q: Which would be better? Two adults sailing, and usually we get the soda package for drinks, but I’m considering bringing 2 12 packs of soda this round instead. It’s a 5 days cruise, and I personally don’t drink much. Which option do y’all prefer?
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A: I don't have to tell you the cost difference. You'll be either walking around with a thermal cup or carrying a can to the lido deck. Some might say that's better than hassling with bar tenders for a soda
Answered by jallaway on July 30, 2024
A: We always bring soda,someone suggested putting them in a bag with wheels through the terminal and pull them out to be checked.If you ask your room steward will fill a bucket of ice for your room.
Answered by mary0909 on July 31, 2024
A: Definitely carry on your own 12 packs of soda.
Answered by travelingamigos on August 8, 2024
A: I think the 12 packs of soda would be better. Like someone else said, the hassle of getting a soda from the bar is a lot. Also, buying a soda in dining room at meals is still cheaper than the package.
Answered by mholl on August 4, 2024
A: I'm a pop drinker, my wife isn't. We both carry on our pop that we drink, however I do buy the soda package for me cause i like to have a coke or two at dinner, so my case would be gone just at dinner and I usually carry a can or two in my backpack w... hen on the island so its saves me money while shopping with the wife!See More
Answered by Paully52 on July 31, 2024
A: You’re cruising out on a Saturday and the Jubilee will also be docked in Galveston, so you’ll sail from the smaller terminal, I believe it’s listed as terminal 28.
Answered by MichaelW on June 6, 2024
A: most likely cruise terminal 28 (formerly #2), but you may get the one right next to it.
Answered by jallaway on June 6, 2024
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Answer QuestionA: Please check out the cabin descriptions on Cruiseline.com: https://cruiseline.com/ship/carnival-breeze/cabins
Answered by CruiselineAdmin on May 24, 2024
A: put your ship and room number into just a Google Search and there's a very good chance it'll hit on somebody's YouTube video are on one of the cruise sites that have room photos
Answered by jallaway on May 8, 2024
A: https://airtable.com/appin6uTVeCF8mthS/shrxzucqLGHbpDmm8/tblZJCAW6us7UhDmZ?fbclid=IwAR0sydc9fciUTczY20aWY_6N-Bpf-zXfpDJ3jrMwKBAM-xmeMCvWrCWAj-M_aem_th_AcNPNNcSoyvTgMwOKkWObHs3UzpYAOIWTRu0P1R6X5o4Yn968VXRRCBzH5C__gRrDhA
Answered by LaurieF0927 on April 28, 2024
Q: When I get off the ship, I just want to ride around. Are there any hop-on-hop-off tours that I don’t have to hop-off?
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A: Galveston does have a number of Golf cart rentals now. Not sure of the closest and how you plan to deal with your luggage
Answered by jallaway on January 16, 2024
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Answer QuestionA: Carnival hub is free. Put device on airplane mode..
Answered by jimbo502 on September 16, 2023
A: Carnival HUB is free. Put phone on airplane mode.
Answered by jimbo502 on September 16, 2023
A: The hub is free, but the wifi there is a charge for. The price is based on what package you want and for how many devices. Since I'm also a college professor, I needed to grade assignments so I got the premium.
Answered by AsYouWishTravel on September 16, 2023
A: Put your phone on AIRPLANE MODE the minute you step on the ship. I would also download the WHATUP app for calls & texts. I use this app at sea
Answered by sam9555 on September 17, 2023
A: You have to purchase a Wi-Fi plan if you want to connect to Wi-Fi. Look on your cruise manager for Wi-Fi plans to see the different plans.
Answered by Imjustagirl on September 16, 2023
A: if there's any chance you have T-Mobile, you'll have free calls, text, and data in Mexico. we usually detach on sea days and just wait for port days to connect
Answered by jallaway on September 16, 2023
A: Yes, but your room key card will be used for almost all purchases.
Answered by Kracka on September 14, 2023
A: Another way. when you go to the casino, you can download money into the machines from your room account. Whether you play a lot or a little to none, you can still cash out at the casino and receive all that money back in cash.
Answered by jallaway on September 15, 2023
A: sorry that got messed up. a friend of mine used an ATM on board once still in Texas and wants halfway between Texas and Cozumel and came home to find $82 in fees for using that ATM. my advice would be to take cash with you unless you have extra cash... to just throw away.See More
Answered by crysles20 on September 15, 2023
A: Yes the fees are about $6:50 a withdrawal transaction. The atm’s are usually right next to the casino.
Answered by wynwyn on September 15, 2023
A: they run out of money by the end of the cruise.
Answered by nearthebeach on September 15, 2023
A: so true jallaway. it's just like an ATM except a way around the charges.
Answered by mary0909 on September 16, 2023
A: Port of Galveston's express lot is the closest. It's directly within the terminal. There are several others within walking distance but across the street
Answered by babygrljaz on September 5, 2023
A: it helps if you know if the Breeze will dock at Terminal 25 or 28 (most likely 28). As noted, that express lot is literally right outside the door of terminal 28. if terminal 25, you might just walk across the street to their covered parking. Goog... le maps in satellite view shows the bestSee More
Answered by jallaway on September 5, 2023
A: Out of Galveston? If so, many parking lots are very close to boat and most have a shuttle. check out Port of Galveston parking.
Answered by AsYouWishTravel on September 5, 2023
A: As jallaway says. then go online make your reservation and print out your parking pass.
Answered by mary0909 on September 5, 2023
A: We would not be without one. Nice ones on Amazon or on the Ship . Walmart also has some cheap ones. I Also recommend plastic luggage tags we check our luggage at port to be deliver to our cabin.
Answered by CruiseladyGail on September 6, 2023
A: To keep from losing your sign and sail card and risk it falling out of your pocket.
Answered by AsYouWishTravel on September 5, 2023
A: you don't "need" one. most prefer to carry their s&s on it. I use a small one on my wrist. the one around my neck kept getting caught in my hair when for pix 😊 just whatever is more convenient or comfortable for you
Answered by babygrljaz on September 6, 2023
A: That's it! easy to lose otherwise, especially in a pool or hot tub. Also keeps you forgetting about the card in the casino (where they will give you a free cheapee lanyard)
Answered by jallaway on September 5, 2023
A: yes bring your own tumbler and a straw for sure. The ones they give you in your drinks are edible (somewhat) not plastic or paper.
Answered by mary0909 on September 5, 2023
A: Yes you can bring your own tumbler. You might want to use a lanyard for your sail n sign card.
Answered by takens on September 5, 2023
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Answer QuestionA: as of today, vaccinations are not required, but I would be on a cruise without being vaccinated. That is personal opinion.
Answered by DACruiser57 on January 22, 2023
A: Vaccination is no longer required on Carnival cruises 15 days or less, unless required by the port of call (not applicable for any of the Breeze itineraries).
Answered by LisaKitty on January 22, 2023
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