To: Bahbah
I'm making a note of your question about internet hookups. There were a few cabins available with internet hookups on our last cruise (Royal Caribbean Line). But special arrangements had to be made for those and I can't guarantee they'll be available to our group block of cabins on this cruise.
However, most cruise ships today have "Internet Cafe" salons where there are computers available lined up like slot machines! They charge by the minute and are pricey if you stay on for any length of time. Checking with your office shouldn't take that long.
I'll find out what the internet arrangements are on Carnival's "Triumph" and post the info here. Give me a couple of days to do the research and then keep checking this thread.
Freeps Ahoy, BahBah!
Bahama Mama
To: MinuteGal
Thanks, oh great one. I will check in. Then again, how awful would it be to be unavailable to the office for an entire week? Hehehe.
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11/01/2002 4:55:11 PM PST by
Bahbah
To: MinuteGal
A reminder - You will also find internet cafes or shops in every port at much more reasonable prices then onboard the ship. I got back from a 11 day cruise to Alaska(Regal Princess, sailed out of San Fran too! which was a good way to go for Bay Area folks) in early September and was able to get fast connections at every stop. I don;t think the Caribbean will be a problem for the FReePin' addicts ;-) .
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