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canarymoon · 02-04-2006, 01:50 PM

Yes, thanks, Rog.

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Chucksta · 02-12-2006, 11:42 PM

Hey we have a group cruise on this ship!
Click on the link for more info!!!!
http://www.cruiselineforums.com/foru...ern-caribbean/

Chucksta · 02-13-2006, 10:21 AM

OK here is our Official Group Cruise for the Carnival Valor Jan. 21st 2007! Western Caribbean!

4a inside total of $662.78 pp 1st and 2nd....$402.78pp 3rd and 4th
6a OV total of $812.78pp 1st and 2nd....$442.78pp 3rd and 4th
8c OB total of $992.78 pp 1st and 2nd ... $512.78 3rd and 4th

Rates are based on double occupancy and include port charges and gov’t fees.

There will also be a $100 shipboard credit per cabin, and $50 casino chips per cabin, and a bottle of champagne w/ chocolate covered strawberries per cabin.
Deposits are
$ 25 pp for double occupancy non-suite guarantees; $ 250 pp for all cabin assignments including single, triple, quads or suites. The full deposit will be do by 07/20/2006 and the final payment will be due on or before 10/25/2006
Merry Meeting Travel...888-586-5277...Dolores... MerryMeetingTA@aol.com

If you know of anyone that has already booked, they can transfer the booking to be a part of our group. If they have or want or already have a specific cabin, they would just have to make sure to put down $250 pp instead of $25. If someone has a specific cabin already booked...it is a bit of a process...easy to do though, they would have to put down $250 pp deposit...then I would cancel the individual res. and grab the cabin right away, they would then receive a credit for the individual reservation that got canceled. Carnival is very good about this and it only seems to take a few days.
Please E-mail with any intrest we have a nice size group forming with kids too.

MD11F · 02-24-2006, 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Ctbell25

I actually have a question? I plan on cruising on the valor in sept sometime and wanted to know are the balconies secure, because I do have a small child and I want her to be safe.

I take it you are cruising the Valor in Sept '06. I sailed on her in May, "05 and the balconies are secure. I Just won't leave a small child out there alone, they LOVE to climb.Anything happens you may have a not so pleasant greeting by authorities of some jurisdiction.

Phototaker · 05-20-2006, 03:28 AM

I have a scheduled trip on the Carnival Valor on Sept. 10 of this year. I have been on a previous Carnival cruise and I can't see any problems with the railings being safe enough for your child. All of the stories you have heard lately about people falling overboard is not because the railings gave way but because somebody was overly intoxicated, climbed up and jumped over or someone else helped them over if you get my drift. Don't worry, for your child they are quite secure.

Sandra

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Originally Posted by Ctbell25

I actually have a question? I plan on cruising on the valor in sept sometime and wanted to know are the balconies secure, because I do have a small child and I want her to be safe.

bgates2 · 07-19-2006, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by jemingway

We've been twice and loved it.

My Wife & I are going this winter. Can't wait to check her out.

vacationsawait · 07-29-2006, 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by bgates2

My Wife & I are going this winter. Can't wait to check her out.

Hello fellow New yorker.
Where abouts are you located?
I am sailing the Victory in January, was looking at the Valour,
but it was a bit more dough than the victory was. Will you post a review when you return ?