Social Cruise

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A Carnival Sociable Cruise takes place when a group of individuals chooses the same sailing date. Unlike a traditional group cruise, this experience is less structured; everyone has the freedom to engage in their own activities while enjoying the company of familiar faces or socializing with others as they wish.

• If you prefer having company while exploring the ship, dining, or participating in entertainment, consider inviting someone you feel comfortable with to enjoy each other's presence throughout the journey.
• It's important to understand that no one is obligated to keep you updated on their activities during this cruise.

For those interested in gathering others for meals, comedy shows, club events, or simply hanging out on the Lido deck, downloading the Carnival Hub app can be a useful tool to post an update where you will be if anyone wants to join you.

Having experienced both types of cruises, I now favor the Sociable Cruise over a Group Cruise. My husband and I value the opportunity to relax or enjoy activities together without the pressure of a larger group.

I've witnessed and heard stories about group cruises where expectations led to misunderstandings. The term "GROUP" can sometimes make someone feel excluded. In contrast, the Sociable Cruise allows a group of people to sail together while socializing on their own terms.

On a lighter note, participating in various competitions or karaoke is incredibly enjoyable, especially when you have people cheering for you throughout the audience. "We aren't a group but we all chose to sail on the same cruise so I'm rooting for them"

Gwendolyn Jones. (817)435-2695. email@mrsgwen.com