Carnival Triumph Review

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Carnival Triumph Canada Just returned 8/1/09 Loved it!

Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Carnival Triumph
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catluvee
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jul 2009
Traveled with children

We chose this cruise for the route (we're from Florida & needed some cool air) and also for Circle C which is a kids camp for 13-15 year olds (just 1 of the many camps thru age 18). This was like my 13yr old son's 1st overnight camp experience since the kids, guided by a wonderful counseler Jenny, sometimes stayed out 'till 3Am @ the Kid levels & etc.. anyway, he had a blast & made so many friends. Again, the camp staff & Jenny were awesome!!

Hubby & I were never bored..always looking @ the days activities & definatley eating to much. We're fairly picky eaters but could not find fault w/any of the buffets or main dining & we tried everything! The staff in Paris were just about the best you can find & I recommend all the soups & ofcourse Lobster night which is the formal 2nd night. Lido had on-going buffets + grills +chinese .. just unbelievable choices. Would rate the food 3&1/2***+ stars & even the pizza place(seemed like 24 hour)was fabulous.

Shows exceded expectations. Saw them all @ the 10ish hour (we had late dinner seating)& then mozzied to the next round of shows starting @ 12A. The magicians Kevin & Carusso are a must see & the dancers are amazing. Comedians too funny- amazing entertainment.

Cabin Review

Cabin 8

Balcony room 6th floor- Super location, very quiet, Big closets. You will not run out of space for unpacking & bathroom was pretty nice w/great water pressure & unlimited hot water. Fanastic crew on 6- so nice.

Gave rates a 3 cause drinks get pricey & 3 for shore excursions b/c didn't try

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