Final bill issue

Recently got off Carnival Firenze, quick Friday to Monday Ensenada trip. Our (me, my daughter, and her friend) room was on deck 5, the Terrezza deck so we had access to the private jacuzzi’s, etc. We never used our room towels, just got them from the stack on the deck. I used a robe once but left it hanging in the bathroom.

Issue: Never received our final sign & sail invoice so I checked my credit card statement and noticed almost $200 more charged than I was expecting. I went to the carnival site and pulled my final S&S invoice - sure enough, they had charged me over $190 for “robe, towels, and books” 🫪 Whhaatt?? Searched online for a number to call - called the number I found but there was not an option to speak to someone about a bogus charge. So I used their online form as it directed me to - and was told I may hear back in 10 days via email 😑 Seems like they charged it after the cruise was over, like after cleaning the room maybe? So I don’t think even if I had received a S&S invoice the night before it would have been on there yet.

Anyone have any luck fighting these incorrect charges after the fact? Know of a number where I can speak to a person? Any other helpful info is much appreciated!

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u/booksgirl123 — 23 hours ago

Alarm clock voice?

If your alarm clock could have any TWW actor’s voice, who would you pick and what would they say to wake you up?

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u/booksgirl123 — 2 months ago

Brady House Tour

I went on the house tour today! Spoiler pics and details, fyi.

Visiting The Brady Bunch house felt like reliving bits of my childhood, and when it was time for me to leave, I truly did not want to go! The interior renovation ensured that every corner of the home captures the warm, colorful, slightly quirky charm and all of it brought back so many memories. From the floating staircase to the bold orange-and-avocado kitchen and the incredibly detailed retro bedrooms. What surprised me most was how authentic the house feels in person — not like a museum, but like the Brady family could walk through the door at any moment. Besides the physical renovation, the home itself was packed with nostalgic details, behind-the-scenes touches, and photo-worthy items that instantly transported me back to watching the reruns. I’ve posted a few of those items here.

For longtime fans, it’s honestly one of the coolest TV experiences you can have!

u/booksgirl123 — 3 months ago