Carnival Breeze Review

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Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Breeze
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shawni
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Sep 2013
Traveled with children

We were a little bit worried about taking a Carnival Cruise after all the mishaps they had had recently, but it was a great time on a beautiful ship. We went as a family of 4 with mom/dad (40s) and two boys (13 & 8). We took the 6-night Western Caribbean cruise that broke down like this.

Day 1 - Miami: We had stayed at the Doubletree by Hilton Grand Hotel Biscayne Bay the night before and got to watch the ship come in that morning. By the way, this is a good choice for a pre-cruise hotel with a nice view of the bay and a great pool, bar, and hot tub area on the roof all at a pretty decent price. We had a few things left to do at the hotel before we left though, so we ended up leaving here about 10 in the morning by cab and were there in no time. The check-in process was pretty quick and painless. Right when we got on the ship, we headed off to buy the unlimited soda cards for the kiddos and the unlimited drink cards for us adults. See more on that below. After that, we grabbed some lunch at the buffet. We mainly spent this day having some drinks and snacks and just checking out the ship areas trying to get oriented to everything, as well as checking out the kids clubs for the boys. Things seemed really congested but I think that was because everyone was all in pretty much the same areas this day.

Day 2 - Sea: Things seemed to be a bit more spread out as people were exploring different parts of the ship this day. We checked out the water park, rope course, swam for a while, enjoyed our balcony, and just relaxed.

Cabin Review

We were in cabin 2262, which was a cove balcony room. The room was amazing and as close as you could get to the water. We loved being that close!!! You could actually feel the spray of the water on occasion and it was so peaceful at night to just listen to it splashing all around you while the moon glistened off the water. Having a balcony also makes your room bigger and gives you that bit more space in an otherwise pretty small area, which is common on all cruise ships. If you are a smoker, you can smoke on the balconies. Also, it seemed that the balconies in the other cabins just kind of looked down to different areas on the ship, not so much out to sea.

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