We’re back with more tips for the Carnival Sunrise and we hope these ten additional tips
will help you enjoy your next cruise aboard the Sunrise even more!
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Our first tip is to check out the pool located at the very back of Deck 9, if the midship
pool is crowded.
In addition to a less-crowded pool, numerous loungers, tables, chairs, and two jacuzzis,
there’s also Pizzeria del Capitano
the Seafood Shack and more located nearby.
Our next tip is to be aware of all of the breakfast options available on the Sunrise.
In addition to the Lido Marketplace buffet, the Seafood Shack on Deck 9 aft – at the
back of the ship – has a small selection of breakfast items, including an omelet station
that was rarely crowded during our cruise.
Omelet stations are also located at The Deli
and Lucky Bowl, on the sides of the buffet.
You can also find breakfast options at the Blue Iguana Cantina
and Guy’s Burger Joint, which are both located just a bit forward of the buffet on Deck 9.
Finally, if you just want a quick bite, check out the JavaBlue Cafe on Deck 4 midship, near
the atrium.
During our cruise, they offered complimentary pastries for breakfast that were a small sampling
of what was available on the buffet.
Speaking of the buffet, our next three tips are all about the Lido Marketplace on Deck
9 aft, at the back of the Sunrise.
Our third tip is to be aware that the buffet typically serves a sampling of the dishes
being offered in the main dining rooms for dinner.
So, if you want a break from the more formal dining experiences on board, head up to Deck
9 and enjoy!
Our next tip is to check the placards located above the food items in the Lido Marketplace
buffet if you have special dietary needs.
Labels such as “Sugar Free,” “Contains Nuts,” “Contains Pork,” and more, are
listed on the placards.
Our fifth tip is to use the stairs inside the buffet to access additional seating on
Deck 10 at the Cucina del Capitano restaurant during breakfast or lunch.
The restaurant area was rarely occupied during our cruise, even when the buffet seating areas
were very crowded.
In addition to the stairs to Cucina del Capitano, an elevator is also available nearby.
Our next tip is to be aware that the Sunrise’s Cloud 9 Spa has some complimentary amenities
for passengers 18 years and older, including fitness equipment,
a sauna,
and showers.
The showers are enclosed and have quite a bit more room than the standard stateroom
showers. Check with the Spa attendants for more information.
Our seventh tip is to use a few kid-friendly four letter words to help find your stateroom.
Many people remember that “port” and “left” have four letters and port is the left side
of the ship when facing forward.
Additionally, “even” has four letters and the even-numbered staterooms are on the
port side – or left side – of the Sunrise.
Our next tip is to find the Afternoon Tea on days at sea to enjoy the best complimentary
desserts on the ship.
The Afternoon Tea probably won’t be listed in the What’s Happening section of the Carnival
HUB App, so be sure to look for it under the Food section.
In addition to the complimentary tea and desserts, additional flavors of tea are available for purchase.
Our ninth tip is to check the JavaBlue Cafe if you would like a printed copy of the daily
schedule of activities.
Activities are also listed in the Carnival HUB app.
Our final tip is to check Deck 5 if you’re looking for a less-crowded place to relax
while waiting to disembark.
At the end of our cruise, Piano Bar 88,
the Redfrog Pub,
and Bonsai Sushi were all practically empty of passengers during the disembarkation process.