Carnival Glory Review

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Eh!

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Glory
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Lawgrrl
6-10 Cruises • Age 20s

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Sail Date: Feb 2012
Cabin: Aft-View Extended Balcony

By way of background, DH and I aren't drinkers or gamblers and aren't fans of most entertainment (although we do enjoy juggling & magic). We want to relax and get some sun, enjoy a chance to swim in warm water, and eat well. We don't socialize much, except with other Friends of Bill W.

We took a red-eye from Seattle to Miami, arriving 9 AM or so day of embarkation (never again!). Embarkation went smoothly; we were relatively early and sat by the base of the stairs. A Carnival guest services rep gave VIP boarding to a nearby couple, and gave us their higher-number pass (nice!).

We were a bit disappointed in our cabin, in that it really didn't have an 'extended' balcony on Verandah Deck 8 (lower decks did). We do enjoy aft-facing, and had no noise from Lido deck above or Empress below. Also, there were only about 4 hangers in our closet, and we ended up with a tangle of wire hangers from Housekeeping. I'd like to see the cruise lines put more clothes hooks in cabins.

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Aft-View Extended Balcony

Cabin 8N

Deck 8 aft-facing cabins don't have as much "extended" balcony as lower decks. Cabin 8461 is directly across from pool machinery room, and there is a constant sound of valves and pumps--not too loud or obtrusive, but audible.

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