Carnival Freedom Review

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Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Freedom
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angiernc
2-5 Cruises • Age 20s

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Sail Date: Jun 2011
Cabin: Interior
Traveled with children

We chose this particular cruise mainly because of the itinerary. My husband and I had been to Key West and loved it so much that we wanted to take our daughters. We are mid 40's and have four daughters ages 22,17,17,and 13. The oldest daughter graduated from college and the twins from high school so this was a celebration cruise for them.

We arrived at Port Everglades around 10:30 am, on board without any problems by 11:30 and on the lido deck eating lunch. I had learned from reading reviews that the area by the fish and chips station was rarely crowded and I did find this to be true each and every day. Even at peak time we could always find a seat. We ate breakfast and lunch every day on the lido deck and supper every night in the dining room. The food was very good most of the time. Meals in the dining room were always good with a wide variety of selections and our waiter, Andre, was always very helpful with suggestions. We did not participate in any of the speciality dining so I am not able to comment on that.

We stayed on the upper deck in an interior room. Did not spend much time in the room but it was a nice size with plenty of drawer and closet space. Our room steward, Igusti, took very good care of us and was always very kind and helpful to our teenagers. The only issue I had was that our room was over the casino and it was pretty noisy until about 2:00am. I will pay more attention to the location of our room next time.

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Interior

Cabin 4E

Room 6330-nice size, lots of closet and drawer space, very noisy because it is right over the casino.

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