Carnival Elation Review

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Spring Break - Cruise at your own risk

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Elation
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sa7776
10+ Cruises • Age 2020s

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Sail Date: Mar 2011
Cabin: Ocean View
Traveled with children

My DH and I recently became guardians of a 17 year old... We decided a quick 4 day cruise (his first) would be a great way for the 3 of us to spend some time together.

I am in the travel industry and have cruised quite a bit (over 30 cruises) and both DH and I are Platinum with Carnival.

The Elation is a great value for family cruising. The staff is very attentive, the food good and the entertainment lively and varied. That being said, Spring Break cruising should be done with the knowledge that the ship will be booked to capacity (our trip was only 4 short of Coast Guard maximums)and that the percentage of young people will be very high. All in all, however, Carnival did a good job managing the large numbers of young people. I noticed security checking ID's before entry to the disco after 10 and the attendants appeared to be enforcing the adults only policy in Serenity.

Cabin Review

Ocean View

Cabin 6C

M153 - very close to elevator. Elevator does not go to back dining room. Good location, very quiet despite the elevator.

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