Carnival Conquest Review

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Very Relaxing Trip

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Conquest
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kjsunnyonthebeach
2-5 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Dec 2010

We sailed on the Conquest from Dec 5 - 12. Hubby and I in early 30s, this is our 3rd cruise, 2nd on Carnival Conquest. We thought we knew what to expect.

Getting on and off was very simple, no problems with that.

We were very disappointed overall with the weekly itinerary. We would say over 75% of passengers were older people and it was tailored to them. Bingo, trivia, library hour...not very much going on. Our first cruise on Conquest 4 years ago, it was a party ship, too much, that we weren't sure if we were going to cruise with them again. This time, total opposite, plus the cold front reached to the Bahamas, making our excursions, windy and chilly. And we could only tolerate a certain amount on time on the outside deck. The Lido deck was dead most of the time, which is unusual, they did play some movies at night, but too chilly for us to be outside.

Cabin Review

I believe our cabin was 6401, great location, I get sea sick with movement and I have noticed the lower and towards the middle I stay, the better. We were under the casino, but could not hear anything. We were pretty close to the elevators too. Laundry room just a few feet away. Never heard any noise.I have had stay in cabins with balconies at the top, beautiful, but can't handle the movement.

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