Carnival Glory Review

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Carnival Glory 10/31/09 Complete Cruise Review

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Glory
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hcomputers
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Oct 2009
Cabin: Interior
Traveled with children

I hope this review helps and answers many questions people have concerning sailing on the Glory and/or other Carnival ships and the ports we visited.

First off, at embarkation they hand you a form to fill out stating whether or not you have been exposed to H1N1, flu, or suffer from any flu like symptoms. We answered yes because our son had an allergy cough. Coughing was one of the listed symptoms. To our surprise, they were unprepared for someone to be honest and quarantined us to a room awaiting a ships nurse. When she finally arrived she checked temperature and then signed us off. This ordeal leaves you feeling that if Carnival expects people to be dishonest, why the forms? And if people are dishonest, just how safe is the cruise?

Next we boarded the ship with no problems and all went well, no life jackets required for the drill. Since it was Halloween, the kids had their party and later the adults had their party.

Cabin Review

Interior

Cabin 4G

We had an inside 4 person cabin. 2 Drop from the ceiling beds and the lower beds connected together. We seemed to manage with 4 people. Since dining did not require a strict dress code, we packed lightly and had plenty of closest spaced.

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