Carnival Conquest Review

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Review for the Southern Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Conquest
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Pat.D
10+ Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Oct 2015
Cabin: Interior

My third and likely last Carnival cruise.

Let's stars with boarding... going thru security and check-in were painless. And then we were sent to stand packed a waiting room for quite a long time before we could board... I mean come on... seriously Carnival?

Next came the muster drill... the absolute WORST I've ever had the displeasure of participating in. Look, nobody likes the muster and I'm no different, having sailed over a dozen times on many cruise lines I've had the "pleasure" of doing several drills, but this one was heads above all the worst. On most cruises the crew tries to get it over and done with as quickly as possible... but oh no... not on the Conquest...

Cabin Review

Interior

Cabin 4E

Standard inside cabin, nothing special but also I can't complain. The cabin was clean and my steward dealt instantly with a small drainage problem I had with my sink.

Hallways were very noisy with people taking loud and yelling at all hours. People walking with very loud music/radios in the hallways... seriously... I'd never seen that on a cruise ship.

Steward did an excellent job.

Port Reviews

Grand Turk

Walked off the ship and enjoyed the wonderful beach and snorkeling. Tons of sea life right there in the swimming area.

La Romana (Casa de Campo)

Tour was fine, but due to an algae infestation snorkeling was a little rough.

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