Carnival Glory Review
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I just returned home from my cruise on the Carnival Glory. I took my mom with me, who is in a wheelchair for her 75th birthday. I, like everyone else, read the reviews before I left and 2 things scared from those reviews. There were statements of bad service and horrible food. I found none of this on my cruise.
Embarkaction: No issues at all, lines were normal. We were in the handicap section so we did not have to wait, but I was looking around and I did not see long lines at all. We were on the ship by 12:00PM.
Waiting for our room: They said rooms would be ready by 1:30PM so we went to the 9th floor and ate a very nice relaxing lunch. We ate outside near the pool because inside was crowded, but that was OK with us since we had a better view of the city. Explored the ship a little and then met a very nice team member (part of the photographers) and talked with him till about 1:45PM.
Cabin Review
6381 - Handicap inside cabinRoom - perfect size with 2 beds each against the wall but in an L shape to make more room for the wheelchair. Flat screen TV. Could hear elevator, but not enough to keep me up. Two big closets and 4 drawers. Seating chair with foot stool, trash can.Bathroom - Very large. Walk in shower with handicap bench and shower head. cornered toilet to make more room and large sink area where the wheelchair can fit under the counter. Needed a trash can in the bathroom.Had a safe, refrigerator, amenities kit (toothpaste, razor, breath right strips, Caress body wash and lotion), telephone. Mirrors everywhere, near the TV and above the refrigerator and a full length on the closet inside door. Wish list for room - alarm clock or clock in general, large trash bag in amenities kit for dirty clothes.