Carnival Magic Review

4.0 / 5.0
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Magical Spring Break Cruise

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Magic
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Travelingboski
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Apr 2012
Cabin: Balcony

Carnival Magic - the ship is amazing, bright colors, tons of activities, clean and full of kids.

Outdoors: The water park with it's slides, splash zones and play area was lots of fun. The sports deck was another popular area. The ropes course wasn't open a lot of the time, probably due to wind, but it was always full. The outdoor movies, popcorn and comfy chairs made it the place to hang even after the sun went down. The adults only Serenity deck was a welcome retreat, oversize cushioned chairs, hammocks and bar service, however, finding a spot after 11 on days at sea was nearly impossible.

Inside: The gym had state of the art equipment, cold water and towels and offered classes too, however, the room itself was quite small and compact with hardly any room to walk around the various machines. The Red Frog Pub was the place to be, lively, fun, entertainment and great snacks and drinks. The bean-bag game was always busy.

Cabin Review

Balcony

Cabin 8E

Cabin was centrally located, far enough away from the stairs so it wasn't too noisy. Up a couple of flights and you were at the buffet and pool area. Down a couple and you were at the Red Frog Pub.

Closet and drawer space was more than adequate, could use a few more hangers.

Balcony chairs reclined and were quite comfortable.

Bathrooms had several shelves, clothesline, and comfortable size shower.

Lights in the rooms will not work unless you place your key card in the slot, the tough part was remembering to take it with you when you left.

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