This is our first cruise and we're very excited! We've checked out the 'Carnival Splendor' and it looks absolutely fabulous!!! We are thrilled with our sexy swinging shipmates as well. We are totally confident that it will be a cruise to remember. Cum join in the fun times at sea and in Mexico.
Lynn & Kip

Here is some interesting information I found about this cruise. "For the star gazers and hopeless romantics, I dub this the Moonlighter Cruise.......and for good reason! The ship’s traverse for this cruise is North to South to North with only a few degrees variation. The Moon and Sunrise in the east and set in the west. Basically, both Sun and Moon rise and Sun and Moon set will be seen with the excellent broadside advantage (port or starboard/left or right) of the ship rather than out front or behind the ship. For much of the cruise there will be a sunset and a moonrise on either side of the ship happening at basically the same time. Full Moon October 11 @ 8:07 PM. On this Sea Day, both the Sun and Moon will momentarily appear to be sitting atop of the sea on opposing sides of the ship at the same time as the moon rises and the sun sets. For the rest of this evening and the evening of the Sea Day before this one, the ship will be sailing at 21 knots heading south with the full moon filling the Eastern/Port side sky. Shortly after sunset and on to about midnight, the moon will leave a massive white carpet dancing across the sea rolled in from the horizon and up to the side of the ship. If there are spotty clouds, the ship will outrun them creating a strobe light play across the entire visible panorama, both sky and water, as well as the surface of the ship. While at Puerto Vallarta, a 99% Full Moon (full for all practicalities) on Wed. October 12 and a setting sun will, theoretically, split opposing horizons as the moon rises and the sun sets. The reality is though, that if you are on ship at sunset and the ship is anchored exactly west of Puerto Vallarta, the moon will rise over the mountains directly behind the city about 30 minutes after the sun has set. The back-drop should be dramatic. For all of you early risers or those who cannot get enough of this romantic ultimate light show, the entire scenario for this Autumnal Equinox light play will largely repeat itself in the mornings, but in reverse. October is really the only time it happens with this kind of equal timing. I booked late diningand figure this will be the best show in the house for this particular cruise." XXX's

We're booked in an aft wrap around balcony cabin. Anyone interested in meeting on this cruise, email us.
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