Disney Magic Review

Spring Break Bahamas - Castaway Cay

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Disney Magic
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cdiano
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Mar 2014

Food

I read just about everywhere that the food on this cruise was excellent. I can tell you that it was better than an all-inclusive resort, but excellent is stretching it a little. Overall it was good with a couple of snags: Red Snapper - overcooked and dry. One night my wife and sister-in law ordered prime rib which was left untouched. I thought the dining experience in Animator's Palace was great! Service was also very good from our two servers (who follow you to each dining area).

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Cabin Review

CabinThe cabin was clean and had a nice aroma. Fairly spacious for our party (two adults and a kid). We also purchased an inside cabin (without a view) for grandma and our two other kids. The inside cabin (no view) felt a little claustrophobic and smelled a little like food. Our cabin I have no complaints. One night the power to TV and two night lights went out and did not get fixed until twelve hours later. No big deal unless you plan to watch TV throughout your cruise, which would beg the question why you are on a cruise to begin with.

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