Carnival Valor Review

EXCELLENT TIME ON THE VALOR

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lostdart1
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jun 2014
Cabin: Ocean View

This was my first Carnival cruise. I was traveling with my sister (60) nephew (2), father (85) and myself (56). We had two ocean view rooms on deck two; one of which was handicap accessible for my father. The rooms were more then satisfactory even on this low deck. Some noise as we entered or left port. Our rooms were aft.

I was actually very impressed with the food. I consider myself a bit of a foodie. We had early seating in the dining room. I had done my research on the menus and mostly ordered from recommendations. I wasn't disappointed. We ate in the buffet at breakfast and lunch. I was very impressed with the lunch choices in the regular buffet line. Breakfast was the usual fare. There were some great items. Eggs Benedict stand out. Scrambled eggs were not the best but there were other choices for eggs at the omelet stations if you wanted to wait in line.

I tried all the other lunch buffet options except the burrito bar. PIzza was very good; Deli sandwiches were OK, (make sure and ask for a fat sandwich); Mongolian Wok always had a line. I liked the idea, tried it twice and it was nothing special; Fish and chips section had some nice choices. Fries all over the ship were great. (think McDonald fries) Desserts in the buffet were on a whole somewhat bland. They looked better then they tasted.

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Ocean View

Cabin 6B

Cabin was handicap accessible. It had extra large bathroom which was nice.

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