Behind the scenes tour

[vacationbound]

I know I have read this information on here but I can't seem to find it. Does the Carnival Glory offer the behind the scenes tour if not which ships do?

[Dave]

Carnival Behind-The-Fun Tour

[vacationbound]

Thanks Dave. My boyfriend is in culinary so I know he would love to see the kitchen.

[Dave]

Just don't delay in booking it. I'd go to the tour desk as soon as it opened on embarkation day.

[Jim C.]

Well if its culinary that he is interested in, you should do the Chef's Table. I think it is less expensive and the Chef prepares a special meal for you. I also think he discussed the galley and how it is run.

The Behind the Scenes tour does more than the galley, it also does the engineering and theater areas.

[Larry in Miami]

The Chef's Table was well worth the $75. I did it on the Dream and we ate in the galley. Not all the ships have the space to do it in the galley so it may be in the library or somewhere near the galley.

I was just on the Imagination and tried to do it there but they did not have enough people sign up so it was a no go.