Carnival Glory Review

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Glory not so Gloriest

Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Carnival Glory
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mylynn-bob
10+ Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Sep 2012
Cabin: Interior
Traveled with children

Our trip was on the Sept. 15 cruise. The port of calls are nice. I will make this quick, because everyone has different taste. Not knowing a person, how do you judge their taste? We have been on 14 cruises, and 12 different ships. So I feel we have something to compare to.

Dislikes: Dining in the main dining room was terrible. One day we sat for a hour before we got our main course dinner, which was cold. The next night we were done eating within 70 minutes. Then the next night was a repeat of the first night. The food was OK, and not much different then what we saw in the buffet line. Also, we passed the Mat-re De and assistant Mat-re De every night (at least twice), and they never greeted us. We found staff members walking right past us at dinner time, taking photo's of others at other tables and they would skip us. Drink service was bad, not a very good experience.

Our room steward was OK. He kept the room tidy, but really not out going like previous room stewards. Several small request went unanswered. We also had a toilet that kept breaking (wouldnt flush). We called guest service at least 5 times to have someone come fix the thing. They came each time, but it got old after the 3rd day, and 3rd call.

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Interior

Cabin 4H

This room is high, and towards the front of the ship. Only complaint was with the plumbing and all the loud people in the hallway... Geez,for the age on this cruise (65+), older people can be so LOUD.

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