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Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Cruise Radio. Very happy to have you here, my friend. A review of MSC, Seashore from Kurt today, from Port Canaveral, a four-night cruise there. Staff writer Richard Sims, standing by with Cruise News, and tripinsurance.com's, Dan Skilken is here to field a couple of your questions. Big show today, kicking things off with

staff writer Richard Sims. Hey, Richard. Hey, Doug. We start with another change at Carnival Cruise Line.

And this time it's not a change to the rewards program. I'm thrilled to report that this one is being

greeted with far less drama than what we saw unfolding over the last week or two.

And I'm pretty sure somewhere the line's brand ambassador, John Heald, is probably grateful

because for at least 10 minutes, people stopped messaging him about the Carnival Rewards program

and took a moment to thank Carnival for changing from Pepsi to Coke.

That's right. Carnival is switching back to Coke products. So a few years back,

the line ditched Coke products in favor of Pepsi, and that brought about a huge backlash.

For weeks, people were complaining about this. And now the decision has been

reversed. And it seems like, yeah, there are some people who are unhappy, but the vast

majority seem to be very excited about this and very happy about this. I mean, this is a huge

deal for both Coke and Carnival. It's not just an endorsement. It's millions and millions

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