Good Evening Bloggers
The count is up to 112,000 which means I guess I have to keep writing.
Here, as usual, are some of your questions and comments answered.
TERI910 – No Teri, I am sorry to shatter yours and the rest of the Mellow Yellow group but the crew were fully clothed during the Nude Cruise which by the way was run by the BARE NECESSITIES GROUP who are a fun group of people. Maybe we should have a Nude Bloggers cruise. On second thought, I don’t want anyone to have to see my blog!
SHEILA – See You Jimmy (another term commonly used by Scottish people). In answer to your debarkation question, I am sorry to say but you will all have to be off the vessel by 9 am as required by the authorities and for transportation purposes. We do, however, have many tours that will allow you to explore Rome with transportation back to the airport. Let me know if you need any more help and big “hello” to your daughter.
KAREN AND STEPHEN – You will be happy to hear that there is a blow dryer in every cabin. It is in the same drawer as the Bible! See you in nine days and have a safe journey here.
SCOTT AND KIM – There is no online booking facility yet for the supper club so I advise you call or visit the supper club as soon as you are onboard or remind me via this blog that you want to book. I am going tomorrow night so I will take photos and post a review. Tough job, but I need refilling after that tea I drank!
CINDY – We do show some Harry Potter films on the Seaside Theatre Big Screen. See you in July.
ANN – The days are going fast and you will soon be here. I will keep you posted as to the weather for next cruise and I hope we make 200,000 hits as that may be my stopping point.
CSPICE – Congratulations on your new job. You will love being a part of the Carnival family and whoever you work with I am sure they will make your first time onboard a special one. Write to me as soon as you get on the ship and if you ever need advice just let Heidi or I know.
ESSEX MAN – Are you available for other jobs as I need to take care of another cruise director who has stolen my show and blogs? I will pay you in cockles! (English delicacy). Can I have some salad cream?
KEVIN MATE – I knew this blog would bring many rewards and here is one, my old mate Kev. I am going to call you now – hope you answer. It is great to hear from you and I will make sure I see you soon.
The tea kept doing its job and I kept my sneakers on in bed so I could get to the toilet quicker! Anyway, I shall be very civil to the guest when I see her but the tea and I are never going to be friends.
I want to start today with some random photos which I thought you might enjoy
Also, as requested here are two examples of menus from the Carnival Freedom dining rooms. These are called the Chic and Posh and dining there will be one of the best parts of your cruise. Bon Appetit.
Sample Captain’s Dinner Menu
Sample Dinner Menu
Izmir was our call of the day and the guests went off exploring Ephesus. There is little to do in Izmir itself outside of a few restaurants and souvenir shops so the majority of the guests will explore Ephesus. I know I have said this before but short of Angelina Jolie standing on the Pier in Izmir holding a sign saying “I Want You,” this place is a “must see.”
I have spent much of the day at the computer as I have started to plan for the first Grand Med cruise which departs on May 4th.It will be interesting for me to decide which itenary I prefer and I will let you know my thoughts at a later date.
While I was working at the computer I was using my birthday present that Heidi bought me. I am way behind on the “gimmick” front and until now have shunned away from the iPod craze. However, because my wife bought me one I decided I should use it.
Knowing that I would never get around to doing so Heidi had already downloaded 200 songs for me. So here I am at the computer revising schedules for Venice and Dubrovnik listening to some Brass Band Music (some of my favorite as my Dad and I grew up playing in brass bands together) out of a thing the size of a tea bag (note the tea reference again).
This got me thinking about the music on the ship. Yes we have a great karaoke lounge and a fantastic dance club (disco) but thank goodness we have the best when it comes to music and that’s music that is LIVE! Let me take you on a musical tour of the ship so when you cruise you will already know what to expect and what to make sure you do not miss.
LIGHT BLUE – a Classical music trio featuring sets in the lobby and four times per cruise they will play in the dining room for tea time. This is mid-afternoon and the music is accompanied by tea and cakes (not the kind of tea that will require a visit to the bathroom afterwards – I promise that will be the last time I mention it ).
THE GAVIN AHEARN JAZZ TRIO – Three brilliant jazz musicians playing the best jazz and classic standards. Their nightly sets are held in our stunning cigar bar, the Habana Bar. The huge leather seats will allow you relax and listen to the cool jazz sounds as you sip on a fine cognac and enjoy a great cigar.
JOHN MURRAY – John is a versatile guitar player who plays along our promenade deck. He has music for all tastes and you will enjoy his fun and welcoming personality, as well as his great music.
JUST DU-ET – John and Diane are two great people and play in one of the non-smoking lounges called Swingtime. This is a great place to dance and they feature Music from yesterday and today. They will also host a 50s and 60s sock hop. Great music, great people.
THE WAVE DUO – Ian and Zoe have become favorites here on the Carnival Freedom. They play every night in our main lobby and this includes a nightly late set from 11:30 pm to 1 am. They have a huge repertoire and you will often see many people dancing and just as many standing around the atrium looking down at everyone dancing. The lobby is the place to be.
MUSIC AND MAGIC – These two young people from the Philippines play exclusively in our supper club. What better way then to finish the best meal at sea off then with a romantic dance with the one you love.
MUSIC UNLIMITED – A four piece party band who play in the International Lounge and on Lido Deck weather permitting. They also are part of one of our big shows (a surprise) and are so great at getting the party started. They play everything from country to rock and roll to Latin and more. Do not miss them.
And last but not least.
CHARLIE ROUNDS AND THE FREEDOM ORCHESTRA – These nine gentlemen and one lady make up the best Big Band you will hear at sea. That is a big statement that is all I have been hearing both from our guests and each and every guest entertainer who performs on board. Charlie Rounds is a brilliant musical director and a great friend. He was the first person I requested (after Heidi) when I put the Freedom team together. The orchestra plays at all of our shows and whether they are playing Big Band music for our Jump, Jive and Wail Show, Dixieland for our New Orleans spectacular “The Big Easy” or accompanying an entertainer, they prove time and time again that live music is king !
I would like to thank Charlie and the Orchestra and all of our shipboard musicians for sharing the results of years of practice and training with our guests. Make sure you visit every lounge location on all of our Carnival “Fun Ships” and if you’re like me, you will appreciate music that’s real and not coming out of a small metal box.
If you know anybody who is a professional musician and wants to travel the world and play the best in live music, check out our entertainment website www.carnivalentertainment.com
Talking of live music it is showtime again. I am going to try out a new joke tonight and I will see if it gets a laugh. A friend of mine recently brought me a boomerang from Australia. I am going to go out on stage and pull it out of my jacket and say “Funny, I thought I threw this away.” You see, a boomerang always comes back…………..oh never mind.
Just like the boomerang I will come back tomorrow for another blog thingy and I hope you will join us.
Until then.
Goodnight
Your friends
John and Heidi
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Hello John & Heidi, Thanks ever so much for the latest photo’s and for the Freedom dining room menu’s. Please do not stop the Blog at hitting 200,000 as so many of us just love reading it everyday. As I said I check it out 3x daily and love reading all the comments as well. So if you can please keep it going! Can’t wait to see the New “Big Easy” show the week of Thanksgiving. My husband asked me to ask you if we could take you 2 to dinner one night at the wonderful restaurant you recommended? Keep that in mind ok? Well, my handyman is off to work right now, so I will close for today. Love checking out the new photo’s every day. Hi to Heidi for us.
Linda & Mike (the handyman).
John Boy (ever see the Waltons on TV?)!
My day was shattered today when I was booking excursions and found out I’d have no gondola ride in Venice! There’s a weight limit of 230 pounds so my 300+ will not make it. Sorry Peg!
I enjoyed you rlist of musicians. Didn’t you forget someone, the piano room guy??? By the way, who will be the piano room guy on the June 6th sailing?
Peg and I have loved that room on most cruises!
Also, I’m going to get a t-shirt made with your blog on the front, with my before mentioned dimensions, I probably have room for your caricature!
Anything you miss we can bring you from South Floida (Fort Myers)?
Jim & Peg
John, I read the menus, I placed my order, I ate it ALL, both main courses. Now I sit here like a good boy waiting for the CHOCOLATE MELTING CAKE. Cruisers, WARNING do not have the chocolate melting cake on the first night because you will miss all the other great desserts. You will end up having the chocolate melting cake every night like my wife, Pat. It’s SO GOOD.
“BIG” ED
PS. Making a list of John Heald’s bloggers cruising January 26, 2008. Add your info to the list. Just click on BIG ED at the top and it will take you to my site.
Hi Fellow Bloggers:
John: I can’t sew and blog at the same time because the computer and the sewing machine are too far apart. I share my time.
Sorry, don’t knit so you will have to find a supplier somewhere else.
As for Tim’s, coming over several days early before the sailing so donuts would be stale and the coffee would be cold.
We are looking at another Rome tour – unless you had some pull with the Pope to let us visit even though he will be in residence.
We’re on Grand Med. in August so I am looking forward to seeing views from webcams in a couple of the cities I have not been to yet.
I will look you up when I get there in 127 days!
SewingNut
John, I am so glad you mentioned the live music on the Freedom….now’s my chance to ask someone really in the know what I’ve been wondering!
What venue — or band/musical group — will be the best for those of us that enjoy ballroom dancing? A little foxtrot, swing, waltz, rumba, etc.?
Yes I will take care of him John but I would much prefer a Romeo& Juliet to cockles! by the way does the Habana bar sell the elusive Cohiba?
Best wishes
Bill
John,
Did you get to choose most of the entertainment that would join you for the cruise (it sounded like you got to request quite a number of people). I know they picked the best of carnival for this inaugural sailing.
Just wondering…
Sarah
PS Never had lobster tail before, but I plan on getting the surf and turf in the Sun King… thanks for the recommendation!
Hi John and Heidi
7 more days and we will be on board with you! We can hardly wait!
Thanks so much for the blog and all the information that you have supplied. It has been a daily ritual to read your updates and has heightened the anticipation for our cruise.
We are looking forward to meeting you in person. I’m sure that we are in for a great cruise.
Merrilyn and Richard Webb
Hi John,
I do realize that you must be crazy busy and I appreciate all of your updates.
If you are able to post a wine list from onboard, that would be great. I love my wines and look forward to seeing the selection on board.
I have tried to pre-order wines already but we have a stateroom guarantee and it has not yet been assigned.
Steve
Someone asked this question on one of CruiseCritics’ Freedom Roll Call threads, John. Since you are the go-to guy, I’m asking you for them: In Izmir (well, all of the ports, really), will the passengers get maps of the city?
I know in some ports we’ve received photocopied 8-1/2″ x 11″ VERY basic maps of the main streets of the port town, usually locating shops recommended by the ship for purchases. Can we expect these?
John, is it best to book excursions on-line or wait until the cruise? I thoroughly enjoy reading your blog daily. Thanks.
Hey Jhon i am wrighting to ask if it is possible to do a video tour of the whole ship and post it on the site if this is possible please do looking foreward to my cruise on freedom in augast
Chris
Grand Med. Cruise!
I didn’t realize the Freedom was doing that run .
Where will the Liberty be? We took that cruise last year and really, and I mean really enjoyed the itinerary ! Venice was fabulous! Cannes, Monte Carlo, Dubrovnik, Barcelona with the Monastery at Montserrat, Messina and Taormina with the Greek Theatre, a look-see at Stromboli! Of course Livorno and Naples too. That cruise is worth a second time round!
Kathy and Paul
John,
I have really enjoyed reading your blog. It makes one feel as thought they know you even before we have met. I am part of a large cruise critic group sailing on the 1st Grand Med. cruise and your last posting had me worried. We are scheduled to sail on the 1st not the 4th. I just didn’t want you and Heidi to miss the boat.(lol). Hopefully you and your lovely wife can stop by our get together on the 1st sea day. Just over 2 weeks to go and we can’t wait.
Jim Cohen
Hi John, Thanks for your notes on Ismir. Please keep writing about the various ports and what there is to do in the area where the ship docks. Also it would be nice to know if the ship is at a pier or we have to use a tender.
Please don’t quit at 200,000. That will be next month. I check at least 3 or 4 times a day and so does Dave so you will hit that mark soon.
That woman didn’t tell you HOW you would lose weight with the tea. Now you know. LOL
Jo and Dave.
John,
A couple of things. First, I forgot to tell you that when we have our Cruise Critic Meet-and-Greet in the 70s Lounge May 3rd, most of us will be wearing Mardi Gras beads so we will know each other. If you and Heidi would like some to wear, we will have extras. As you asked, I will leave you a reminder at the Purser’s desk.
Second, our first Carnival cruise was on the Fantasy in 1990. It was for our 25th Wedding annniversary. Your posting about all of the musians made me remember the greatest Piano Bar musian that I have ever heard on any of our cruises. I know that it has been a long time, but I always wondered what happened to him. I do remember he had retired from the Navy after 40 yrs. of service and Carnival was the only family he had.
And lastly. Sinnce we are on the first Grand Med cruise, I do believe that begins on May 1st.
See you then,
Richard
Hola John!! Hola Heidi!!
We have a very active and extremely well organized roll call on Cruise critic for our June 6 cruise. We are planning on seeing the sunrise on St Marks square but now I worried about the logistic. Having been to Venice before I know how much we have to walk to Piazzale Roma to take the vaporetto and at 4: 00 am I dont think is the best way.Also I am worried about a thing;
Vaporettos run all night ? Can you recomend a way to do this that will not cost and arm and a leg.
If we cant wake our husbands , we fearless ladies are going alone so we need an easier way to do it.
We are not going to miss that one in a lifetime experience.Dont stop at 200,000 at the rate we are going its gonna be next week !
Cariños
Los Margarida
How did that “boomerang” gag to over, John? I wish I could be there to see the audience’s reaction the first time you tried it.
By the way, in your listing of musical entertainers on the Freedom you didn’t make any mention of pianists. Could you let us know who’s pounding the keyboard in the various lounges? Thanks, and keep up the good blogging!
Jack Evans
Orlando, FL
How did that “boomerang” gag go over, John? I wish I could be there to see the audience’s reaction the first time you tried it.
By the way, in your listing of musical entertainers on the Freedom you didn’t make any mention of pianists. Could you let us know who’s pounding the keyboard in the various lounges? Thanks, and keep up the good blogging!
Jack Evans
Orlando, FL
Hi John,
We sailed with you on the last grand mediterranean cruise the Liberty made back in October 2006. You were incredible, and you were a major contributor to our decision to come and see you again in 4 weeks aboard the Freedom. Whenever things get too stressful at work, all I have to do is to think back to that moment when that certain young lady jumped onto you and rode you like a rented mule. I swear, it was one of the funniest things I have ever witnessed in my life. I only regret that I was too late lining up to buy that video. You are the Best.
Andy
John,
I have read every one of your blogs and must say I have enjoyed them all. My family is booked on the Freedom July 24th and we are all very excited. There are four of us, my husband Tim, daughters Allie (age 20) and Katie (age 15) and myself. We have never been on a cruise or even out of the U.S. We’ve heard a cruise is the best way to make the different age groups happy. Your blog has made the trip come alive for us already and I believe half the fun of any trip is the anticipation. Katie has said she plans on sending you a comment asking that you not mention if there is a karaoke lounge so that there would be no chance of my embrassing her in a foreign country. To late for that:) I liked reading about the music today and that prompted my comment. We have lots of questions, but the blog has answered a number of them already. Anyway, I just want to say thanks for the blog and we can’t wait to meet you in person in July (Yes, I am the type to introduce myself to you and Heidi much to my girls dismay. See you in July.
Barb Donnegan from
Snowy (we’re ready for warm weather) Minnesota
Thanks for the info on the airport – will check out the excursions. Don’t know how you find the time to answer everyone’s queries with everything else you must have to do but please don’t stop.
If only I could get a haggis through customs, I’d bring you one…..
Sheila
John,
Another question for you. Are the cabin doors metal? We would like to put up a door sign and are trying to figure out the best way to do it.
Also, contrary to my last post, I would like everyone to know that I really really do know how to spell “musian”. It is “musician”. One to many martini’s I guess.
Richard
To terri910 -
I know you asked the question of John, but let me answer -
first of all, be sure to take advantage of every opportunity that the Cruise Orchestra is playing at – they always provide great music to dance to and the stage is a great venue to show your stuff.
second, go visit the Swingtime and take in John & Diane. I can guarantee you will find music to ballroom dance to. In fact, if you are lucky and John’s bagpipes are working, you can dance the waltz to a wonderful tune called “The Mull of Kintire” written by, of all people, Paul McCartney.
John is an amazing musician – his sax and clarinet playing have to be heard to be believed. In fact, when he plays the clarinet, I just want to sit down cross-legged in front of the stage. I would also be remiss if I did not mention the beautiful voice of his equally beautiful wife, Diane.
My wife and I have been on five cruises that Just Du-et have been on – in fact, we will not take a cruise that John & Diane are not going to be entertaining on. It just wouldn’t be the same.
To John -
Your comments about John and Diane are so spot on, it is scary. You are absolutely right that they are two of the nicest people you will ever meet.
Are the rest of the musical acts going to be on board for the repositioning cruise? Besides Just Du-et, you have many acts on this ship that sound absolutely wonderful.
Greetings from NY John and Heidi. Hoping your weather is much better than what we’re having here…so cold you can see your breath and lots of rain.
John, I bring to you a question which has caused some heated discussions in our home. Some NY’ers (and I include my husband in this group) think there is no better pizza than what we have here in our area. I, on the other hand, feel that we absolutely must try some Italian pizza when we get there. Do you have a preference to any one place when visiting Italy for a really delicious piece of pie? In fact, with regard to the Italian ports, might you share which are your favorite foods that you “never miss” when you’re in town?
Now dear John, regarding that tea, please do remember to drink alot of water to replace what’s errr ahhh mmmm being “washed out”…with the hot weather you’re now encountering, you don’t want to chance getting dehydrated.
Ciao,
WAWW
Hi John & Heidi
Am scheduled on the Freedom on Aug. 29, 2007. This will be my 7th Carnival Cruise. Can’t remember which Ship, but have cruised with you before. Couple cruises with Todd W. He is great also.
Just a quick question about debarkation, what is the earliest time we can leave the ship on the last day. Need to know so I can plan my return flight.
Enjoy you blog and looking forward to cruising with you again.
Ken C in Phoenix.
John
I hope that you are having a good day. I am an oncology nurse and work form 7pm to 7am and it is about 0230 am and I am taking my break by reading your blog. Thank you for posting the dinner menus. Is there anyway to post one of the Carnival Capers? I am interested in what there is to do on the ship during days at sea. Are you still in the dog house with Heidi. It takes a very special man to even realize that he has done somehting wrong and an even better man to attempt to do something about it. Keep up the good work. I have been married ten years to a very special man. You both must have studied out of the same book. Thank you for your reccomendation on a tour in Messina.Well I must go now my break is up and my patients need me.
Kena and David
John,
Love the blog! Your mention of the little boy that wore your jacket on stage made me realize you might be able to answer my questions. My husband and I are on the June 6th sailing with our 8 and almost 6 year old son and daughter and I can’t seem to get answers from the reps at Carnival about Freedom specifically:
1. I’m wondering if you’ve been having many younger children onboard? We will be sailing in the summer break so hopefully there will be other children their age for them to play with in Camp Carnival, but I’ve been hearing there usually aren’t that many young children. I’m worried each will be the only little one in each of their two different age groups for the camp activities.
2. Will the Camp Carnival staff allow my daughter who will turn six in August to move to the 6-8 year olds with her brother?
3. Would you say that the big nighttime shows are appropriate for their age to view?
Thanks for all your wonderful stories and funny comments. This will be my 9th cruise and I’ve never met any of the cruise directors before. I feel like I’m coming onboard already knowing you!
Keep the blog going!
Renee
Talking about Boomerangs……I’m sure Skippy gave you it a few years ago when we last cruised together…….
Regards from your Aussie mate……who is cruising and celebrating his 33rd Carnival Cruise on board the Valor on the 6th May 2007!!!
Hello John,
Still faithfully reading your blog everyday and getting a real feel for the cruise. I have a question about the dining room on the first night. One of the people on our Cruise Critic roll call called Carnival and was told that the dining room was closed the first night and there would be the buffet on the Lido deck. I’ve never seen the dining room closed on the first night of the cruise. Is this correct?
Since the first formal night will be the first sea day it will be on June 8 which is our anniversary. It will be so nice to get all dressed up in formal clothes to celebrate. Haven’t done that since the wedding.
Only a month and half and we’ll be in Rome. Can’t wait!!
George and Linda
Kena and David, click on my name “BIG” ED at the top left and go to my site. On the right under BLOGROLL you will find “zydecocruiser” click on that and scroll down to CAPERS click on it to see the CAPERS from that cruise. Also there is the daily MENUS plus a lot of other things to see.
BIG ED
MR CRUISE DIRECTOR: PLEASE INCLUDE THE NEW MOVIE THAT WILL BE COMING OUT OCEAN’S 13 ON 6/6/07-6/18/07 CRUISE TO PLAY ON THE BIG SCREEN. THANKS.
hello
PLEASE JOHN.. please play OCEANS 13 ON THE BIG SCREEN. I think everyone would love that. Also, i wanted to book a massage. Do I need to wait until boarding to call carnival spa or can i do that online. please advise. THANK YOU:)
Balla, Bella, Bella, I don’t think they show that new of a movie on the big screen. As of now you got to book the spa on ship. John is trying to put a bug in STEINER’S ear (the people that run the spa) to start a prebooking site. Book your hair appointments for formal nights first thing on ship. Those days fill fast.
BIG ED
John,
I just got back from a lovely cruise on QM2 on Tuesday and have been swamped since then, so I just got to catch up with your blog today. A belated congratulations on passing the 100,000 visitor mark!
I am the guy who mentioned a while back that I was writing the article about cruise blogs that has you in it. I have indeed written it but it’s not published yet. If you want to read it before it’s published you are more than welcome to drop me an e-mail (you can see my e-mail address, can’t you?) and I’ll sent it to you (minus whatever changes the editors make).
I know you say Carnival has the best entertainment but I have to say, the entertainment on QM2 was pretty darned good. I will have to get on a Carnival ship soon to see if you guys can really beat Cunard
!
(I know a lot of people think Cunard is a dull, sedate cruise line for old people but really, it’s not like that!)
This has got me thinking, have you ever taken a cruise as a passenger? Maybe even on another cruise line? Do you cruise directors all know each other (I mean, do you have cruise director friends from other cruise lines?) or do you just stay within your own little corporate bubbles?
I really enjoyed the weight-losing tea story – this stuff is too good to be made up! (I suspect you’d lose just as much weight from huge quantities of prune juice, though, and probably save a lot of money!) When you said you how much you love tea I wanted to send you a link to an article I wrote about afternoon tea on cruise ships but then I remembered that hasn’t been published yet either! (By now you probably have the idea that I never get anything published, so just to prove that I do, take a look at http://www.cruisecritic.com/features/articles.cfm?ID=342 which is on the front page of Cruise Critic today).
John, you are great – keep on blogging and hope to see you aboard a “Fun Ship” soon!
Best,
Doug in cold, wet New York, who would much rather be in the Med (but I was just in the Caribbean so I can’t really complain)
I wanted to say a huge “thank you” for an absolutely awesome cruise (April 7 sailing date). We loved the food, hospitality, and ports of call. We especially enjoyed you and your ever-flowing humor–I don’t think my husband & I ever laughed so hard in our lives.
Incidentally, we bought the DVD of the Talent Show. 
My 15 year-old son and his friend had a blast at Club O2 and made some great friends from all over the world. We look forward to our next cruise with Carnival. Hopefully you & Heidi will be on it.
P.S. Thank you for the blog-reader gifts. That was very thoughtful.
P.S.S. Is there a photo lost-and-found on the ship? We arrived home missing 3 of our pictures purchased on the ship. I am crushed over that, as one of them was of my father posing with one of the showgirls. He is not in the best of health, so that picture in particular, means a lot to me, a special memory of our time with him on the cruise. Is there a way to contact the Photography staff directly? Maybe they still have the digital files? I would be so grateful.
John
I know that you have a million things going on but i desperately have tried to get thru to the ship to see if jewelry left in the safe was turned in. I know that it will be returned to Miami if found but am still trying to find this out. Cabin 2214. Sent earlier message but said it was being monitored so not sure if went thru. then I would really like to give some feedback on the cruise to you. Is this the best forum or is there an email.
Janet
Gateway Travel and Cruises
Colorado
u propably dont remember me but i worked at the video diary dpt.
i was the partner of ram glick and moran used to call us ” bambi end moron” when we filmed u in the bed time story (with a venom or stop or i’ll shit(shoot)
i was the toll guy (bambi)
on the ms. sensation during 1995
nice to see u still working on the “fun” ships
ofer leyba