Carnival Breeze Review

Not such a Breeze, after all

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Breeze
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tuvok37
10+ Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Dec 2012
Cabin: Spa Balcony

Overall, we were very disappointed with our 18th CCL, marking 120 days. This experience, plus the experience of our last 3 CCL cruises is causing us to put a hold on further CCL cruises, and we have our 5th Dream cruise booked for March. That one is in serious jeopardy. Although, (tongue in cheek) Carnival did send us a welcome email following the cruise to our new "red" VIFP status. Seriously?

To put this in context we are 40 something DINK. We have taken a total of 33 cruises over the last 17 years to the Caribbean, Alaska, Pacific Coast, South America and Europe on 8 different cruise lines. We have been loyal to CCL as you can tell by the ratio of their cruises.

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Cabin Review

Spa Balcony

Cabin 8P

Spa cabins are beautiful. Two wardrobes and one with shelves. Lots of storage space. Very comfy sleeper sofa (we sat on it, not slept). Bathroom had lots of shelf and counter space, shower as expected. Location was perfect. Neighbours were an issue - why do the doors have to bang, and why do people let them? It's great that there's no smoking on the spa balcony, but what about the people in the cabins below blowing their smoke up to mine? Balcony has a swing door instead of a slider which I find much more convenient.

If you like network TV you'll enjoy this service. Movies are PPV

Spa robes are to die for, but they don't make spa slippers for the Breeze, or so I'm told. ;)

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