Carnival Pride Review

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the Loves Likes, and Hates of a Carnival First-Timer

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Lynise
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: May 2010

My first time on the Carnival Pride will be a memory I won't ever forget! It was SPECTACULAR! The trip to the port is only 3o minutes from my house so Baltimore is wayy-yy high on my list of places that will get my future cruise business (smile).

The whole boarding process was quick and easy - especially having the luggage handled before parking. That is really, REALLY smart. Getting through the customs drill has become the number-one headache for most travellers these days,no matter which transportation service you use... 'nuf said! However, the process was well done and all that was needed was to wait until they allowed us on the ship. I arrived early but was on-board soon as they let us on.

Loved: The Chef's Table! It is a wonderfully, intimate and deliciously special event that the Chef du Cuisine creates just for a few guests. Chef Ramesh was marvelous and the dining evening he treated us to was 100% first-class!

Cabin Review

Although a bit noisy from the theatre above, my room was nonetheless comfortable and surprisingly large for an interior. The bed was totally comfortable and I slept deep and easily each night. Very, very comfortable. The bathroom was a good size, and I had plenty of closet and storage space. Located not too far from the elevators, it was easy to get around the ship from my room location. The stewards did a fantastic job of keeping the room made up, and I love that the bed was always turned down and ready for me to crawl beneath the covers at the end of a busy, busy day. Ahhhh... heaven. :-)

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