Carnival Conquest Review

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Carnival Conquest - Western Caribbean

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Conquest
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MarilynTX
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jul 2007
Cabin: Ocean View
Traveled with children

This was our fourth cruise. Our family is myself (46) , husband (40) and twin boys (10). We have cruised 3 times with Carnival and once with Disney.

We drove from Waco to Galveston the morning of the cruise. The drive takes about 4 hours with stops in various small towns in Texas. We arrived in Galveston at about 11:30. The weather was overcast. When we arrived at the port the prior cruise was still disembarking and it was very hectic. The baggage porters are great. They know exactly what to do and keep everything straight. We dropped off the luggage and proceeded to parking. We waited in a very long line for security and check in. Wait time for all of this was 1 hour. We were onboard at 1:15. They did not allowing entry to the cabins until 2:00. We went to deck 9 and had the first of many buffets.

We had an OV cabin. The layout of the cabin was better than some. The 2 twin beds pushed together next to the window. Plenty of storage space. The cabin was always kept very clean. The bed was firmer than I prefer. We told the room steward and he put an extra duvet on my side and it was perfect. Embarkation was almost an hour late. The muster drill was hot and crowded. We quickly forgot about all of the unpleasantness. Our dinner time was at 5:45. We were in the monet restaurant. Our waiter and fetcher were both from Peru. Once he forgot my appetizer and once he never brought our coffee and tea but mostly he was great. We ate at the restaurant 4 nights.

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Ocean View

Cabin 6A
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