Carnival Glory Review

4.5 / 5.0
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First cruise, and I'd say I was pretty pleased.

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Anoushka
First Time Cruiser • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Oct 2011
Cabin: Porthole

This cruise included my husband and I, both in our late 20s. This was a first for both of us, and despite my extensive research and planning (thanks Cruise Critic!!), I wasn't completely sure what to expect.

I'd like to make this short and sweet, and will say that we had a great time overall and left happy. Our cabin (PT, 2220) is an excellent value - I'd recommend it to anyone who, like me, is a penny-pincher, but must have a window. As far as I know, these cabins are priced the same as an Inside (sometimes less, I've seen, if you're willing to take bunk beds) but you get two lovely porthole windows and a larger, Outside-sized cabin (with couch, table, etc.).

Food was pretty good, though lots of salt. Dining room food was always the better option. I admit to being picky, though I am a pescitarian (vegetarian who has some fish), but my husband will eat nearly anything without complaint. Neither of us liked the buffet at any time of the day. The dining room was just that much better (especially for breakfast - and go early, we did and it was nice and quiet). Two successes from the buffet: hot chocolate and pizza. Both were on 24/7 and reliably satisfying.

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Porthole

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Excellent value! Maybe the best value on the ship! This is an Inside-priced cabin with two windows and the size of an Outside.

Very forward, so keep that in mind if you get sick easily. A little noisy when coming into port, and also under the stage so be prepared for a little music and tap-dancing on the ceiling. Noise really wasn't too bad, though.

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