Carnival Fantasy Review

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Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Carnival Fantasy
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2-5 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Mar 2012
Cabin: Grand Suite
Traveled with children

Ship: It's true, the ship is old and mold is growing everywhere. The rooms are stuffy and show their age (80's decor). But you can't beat the service by the international men and women...what wonderful people they are!

Price: You can't beat the price. We were traveling with 3 children and didn't want to spend a lot, but because of the lower price, it brings the riffraff, so be prepared for foul language and overall "icky" feeling those people bring to the overall atmosphere of the ship.

Comfort: The ship is a smaller cruising vessel and you feel it! The boat rocks horribly and I would recommend dramamine patches...otherwise, you will be motion sick the entire trip.

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Grand Suite

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Our cabin was a Grand Suite (U80). These were the only rooms with a balcony. We also had a whirlpool tub in our stateroom which was nice for the kids. Our room could comfortably hold all 5 of us. There was plenty of room for all. In addition, the walk-in closet was a nice changing area. There were a lot of storage places in the Grand Suite. I also recommend bringing an over-the-door shoe organizer to keep the room a little more tidy. One thing I did not like was the growing mold and rust in the bathroom. The ship is older as I mentioned before and needs more than just a "face lift." There was a refrigerator in our room and the ice container was constantly filled by our room steward...Mada...he was great! He really made our experience the best. He was thoughtful and kind and remembered our names from the first time he met us.

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