Carnival Conquest Review

Queenie loves the Conquest

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Conquest
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slybear
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Oct 2012

We were dropped off at port at 10:30 & were on the ship at 11:30, eating lunch at fish & chips & lido buffet by 12:30. Rooms were ready at 12:30 so we dropped off our soda & wine & continued exploring. Our aft interior room was fine, no problems and our steward, Ferry was wonderful. Our free drink coupons, Gold VIFP pins & obc credits were waiting. Our bags were delivered before our 6 pm early dinner, so we unpacked & then met up with some of our roll call before the muster at the aft pool bar! And then we met up with the "Splendored Spirits" after the muster drill. We didn't leave New Orleans until after dark but we did not mind at all.

On our first sea day we ate breakfast burritos at the Blue Iguana Catina. They were yummy & better then the lunch burritos in our opinion. The tex/mex spices were just a little different. Hubby used the gym & found it nice. After breakfast we spent some time in the aft hot tubs. Although no Serenity Deck on the Conquest, the aft pool area usually stayed pretty quiet. We hung out there alot. Had our first, of many Guy Burgers.Even though I'm not much of a magic show fan, Bob Brizendine in the Toulouse Lautrec lounge was quite funny & entertaining. We had early dining in the Monet & found the food & servers far superior to those on the Carnival Dream last Dec.

We ate at the comedy brunch on the 2nd sea day & the food was good. Comedy so-so. Its hard to pay attention at 9 or 10 am, but we enjoyed the food & meeting new people. Just relaxed, ate & rested all day & night.

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