Carnival Miracle Review

Carnival Miracle

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Miracle
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loco88
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Sep 2010
Cabin: Extended Balcony

The ship itself was nice but I was on the Ecstasy 20 years ago and I thought that ship was nicer. You would think that a newer ship would be better but not in this case. The balcony was great and since we had friends in the next cabin we had them open the divider and made one big balcony which was perfect. The beds were the most comfortable I think I have ever slept in and the pillows were just the same.

Entertainment on the boat was great and they had some really funny comedians. The casino was great for a ship casino and being that most of my group smokes it was a plus for us that you can smoke in many of the lounges and casino.

I traveled with a group of 20 people and we are a group of partiers. One item i was very disappointed in was the time the nightclub (Frankensteins) and the casino closed. The casino closed at 2am every night which I think was too early. The club closed at different times every night and it didn't seem to matter how many people were there. Here comes the bad part...The DJ was awful. DJ Raynman was arrogant, nasty and completely unprofessional. We asked him to announce a birthday and he said he didn't have time. He ignored requests or simply stated he didn't have the song. Did he not realize we were there every night and he played the song everynight? This is gets me aggravated.

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Extended Balcony

Cabin 8J

We stayed in Cabin 7181 with an extended balcony. It was a great cabin and the beds and pillows were beyond comfortable. It was nice to be able to open the balcony divider since our friends were in the next room.

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