Carnival Sensation Review

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Carnival Sensation with 6 year old

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Carnival Sensation
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TimetoCruise12
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Aug 2012
Cabin: Interior Upper/Lower
Traveled with children

We did Disneyworld prior to boarding cruise ship. We had a rental car that we parked off-site at Executive Parking which was very easy to find. We arrived at port around noon and were able to go directly into check in. The line up was very long but moved quickly.

When we boarded ship, we went to Lido deck and found a table for 2. The trip was just myself and 6 year old son. My son sat at table with luggage while I grabbed him pizza. We had only carry on luggage so once my son was done eating, we headed to our room on Upper (U167) - it was an interior stateroom with single bed and bunk murphy bed. I found the room to be quite spacious. Since I had booked the cheapest room available, I had expected to pretty much be a in broom closest,lol, but instead found it to be more than enough room for us.

There was space under the twin bed for luggage storage. We had 2 little tables, a chair by the bed then a desk with chair. The desk had 4 drawers to it. We also had a fairly spacious closet to hang our clothes with 4 big shelves in it. The bathroom was okay in size - not a lot of room to leave any personal items in it. The shower did have a clothes line for drying swimming suits. There was a basket with complimentary toothpaste, men's cologne, and shampoo/conditioner. The shower had shampoo and body wash dispencers in it but I used the complimentary shampoo and conditioners instead.

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Interior Upper/Lower

Cabin 1A

Room was way more spacious than expected. Twin bed with bunk murphy bed. Lots of closet space and quite roomy for 2 people.

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