The Carnival Cruise Line's Rules For Dining

If you are planning to vacation on one of Carnival Cruise Line's ships, it helps to understand the company's dining policies before you embark. The cruise line has specific rules governing dining options, dining wait lists and alcohol consumption.
  1. Dining Options

    • Passengers are required to choose a main dining time when they book their cruise. There are three choices: early dining, late dining and your time dining. If a passenger chooses a time that is unavailable he will be put on a wait list. Guests traveling in groups of eight or more cabins must confirm their dining preference no later than four to six weeks before sailing.

    Wait List

    • A passenger's position on the wait list is determined by their booking date, making it impossible for anyone to "cut" in front of the people before him. Passengers are not permitted to hold extra seats at their table to see if they become available.

    Alcohol Policy

    • Passengers are allowed to bring one bottle of wine with them in their checked baggage. Anyone who wants to drink their wine in the dining room is charged a $10 corkage fee. Passengers must be at least 21-years-old to consume alcoholic beverages in the dining room or any area on the ship.

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