a real talk about celebration key+ food controversy +private islands vs private destinations | Ep. 2

a real talk about celebration key+ food controversy +private islands vs private destinations | Ep. 2

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Welcome to Two Seats Together! In this episode, we talk all things Carnival Celebration Key. As you can tell in the podcast, we are unsure how to feel about this new private destination. We are thinking out loud in this episode. This is an open space so please sound off below with your thoughts below! Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel ⁠to become a part of the OG #AKFamily!! We're on the road to 100,000 subscribers and we'd appreciate your support. Follow us on all social media @akadventures15 for more travel content, tips, and fun. If you’re enjoying the podcast, please leave us a like and a comment! Enjoy! 00:00 Intro 1:47 we know its not an island yall 3:33 calypso and starfish lagoon 7:00 lokono cove + merch 8:27 is pearl cove worth it? 14:16 are the slides worth $15? 17:17 private stops are for chilling mostly 19:43 island eats food controversy 21:52 food trucks are too far with no signage 22:53 private destinations working with local rules 24:44 celebration key like grand turk & amber cove 25:57 half moon cay is bare bones 27:52 should the food be free? lookout cay and labadee 29:00 support food trucks 32:42 nickeling and diming 34:58 carnival's ports vs celebration key 39:18 would we go back? 41:46 what would make us feel better about it? 43:37 not giving these corporations the benefit of the doubt 45:00 food topic blown out of proportion 47:00 sound off + thanks for watching + next episode

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