Carnival Freedom Review

Adult Kids can be fun

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Freedom
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ledodeck01
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jan 2010
Cabin: Balcony

First of all the Carnival Freedom is lovely ship. Suites and public areas are kept incredibly clean. The dEcor is not terribly subtle but it fits well with Carnivals marketing which targets youth, families and fun. This is our fourth cruise with Carnival and they remain good value for money. We did however notice some cutbacks and some apparent decline in quality as compared to our last Carnival Cruise. The captain's cocktail reception has been largely discontinued (sorry, no free drinks). Too bad, it was a nice touch.

For our next cruise, we would probably choose another line but only for a change. Unchanging menus, the style of service, and similar ship designs can become a bit boring even when the value for money is still good.

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Balcony

Cabin 8D

Great cabin easily accessible to Lido deck but with none of the traffic to and from the pools or buffet ( no elevators or public rooms forward of these cabins". Good access to front of ship- really private area to observe arrivals and departures- no one knows its there)

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