Carnival Glory Review

4.5 / 5.0
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Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Carnival Glory
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LWH8083
First Time Cruiser • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Jul 2010
Cabin: Ocean View

My husband and I sailed with CCL's Glory 7/31 - 8/5. Since it was our first time sailing with any cruise line, we were told by our travel agent to try Carnival first because they pretty much cater to everyone.

When you consider that parking directly next to the cruise ship is $30 per day multiplied by 5 days, that's $150 just for parking. If you add to that tolls and gas AND the aggravation of traffic, it just isn't worth it. We decided to leave from Union Station in Hartford. It cost us $88 round trip directly to the Port Authority, where we got a taxi right outside the station. We only paid $10 (including tip) to get to the cruise terminal. And, our cab driver helped us with our luggage and gave it directly to the porter.

Embarkation: Pretty much a breeze. We arrived to the terminal at about 1230pm. The lines were long but they move rapidly. Carnival really has their check-in process down to a science. The employees working at the counters were all very nice and knowledgeable. Because rooms weren't available until 130pm, they had everyone eat at Red Sail Restaurant. What a giant fiasco! If I had known the dining room would have been like this, I would have eaten before I got on the ship! Nowhere to sit, people shoving and yelling at each other.

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Ocean View

Cabin 6B

Cabin 1327 - Fantastic view of the water. Quiet location. Housekeeping is wonderful. Bed is superbly comfortable. Enough room for 3, but really comfortable and spacious for 2.

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