Carnival Pride Review

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Carnival Pride

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Carnival Pride
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Darcy00
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Apr 2013
Cabin: Interior

This was the first cruise for my husband and me, we chose the Pride because it sailed out of Baltimore and for the price.

Our Experience

Port easy to find was dropped off, gave our luggage immediately to the ummm luggage guy, walked a short distance to security to a fast moving line. Cleared security in under ten minutes then on to the ticket counter under five minutes then stright to the ship. Found our cabin in two minutes dropped off our carry on luggage went to lido deck/mermaid lounge for a meal. Time span from being dropped off to eating my first yummy Pride reuben... Thirty minutes.

Cabin Review

Interior

Cabin 4A

For the amount of time we spent in our room (minimal) cabins were big enough and comfortable. Did not hear noise from casino or nightclubs but some engine noise/shuttering was noticed but was not bothersome. Room very dark would suggest bringing a electric clock for some light and since there is no window/light can be disconcerting when waking having no reference to the time or if is day or night. There is a hair drier, shampoo and body wash supplied. Only one outlet, about seven hangers , i left the ten I brought with me. Plenty of towels, ice bucket filled daily, a small frig filled with drinks (mini bar) extra cost for these drinks. 24 hour room service, food at no extra charge Never got a clear answer if water in bathroom is potable so filled glass with water from mermaids lounge to use for brushing teeth and taking dramine pills :-p Side note used pressure point wrist bands for motion sickness and they really seemed to work!

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