Carnival Glory Review

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Carnival Glory - Eastern Caribbean

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Glory
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msdeb1107
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Nov 2005
Cabin: Balcony
Traveled with children

First of all, let me begin by saying we chose this cruise to have a good time at a reasonable price. It was our first cruise. We were originally booked on the Sensation out of New Orleans, but Katrina changed that and Carnival offered a very nice re-booking incentive to those whose reservations were cancelled. We were able to get a balcony room for less than some ocean view rooms went for on shorter cruises and loved it.

Embarkation went smoothly. We had already done our Fun Passes via the Internet, and Carnivals check-in staff was plentiful. Our cabin was really nice with lots of storage space. We did bring a bungee cord for the balcony door, but found it easier to use the rubber wedge provided for our front door. Carnival has a great bedding set which was very comfortable (and which they sell online). I normally have trouble sleeping in hotels but slept like a baby every night in that great bed. Well probably buy a set of the pillows.

Food was varied. The main dining room had WONDERFUL meals with a GREAT wait staff. We dined there all but one night, when we were too exhausted to get cleaned up. One night I had two entrees (lobster) and our waiter constantly asked if we wanted more of everything! We only ate in the main dining room for lunch once (delicious!), and never ate there for breakfast, but the best meals were definitely served in this area. Service was efficient and never rushed (8:00 p.m. seating).

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Balcony

Cabin 8A
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