Carnival Miracle Review

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Review for Hawaii Cruise on Carnival Miracle
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jimhcom
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2013
Traveled with children

The one word that describes this cruise is disappointing, which is too bad because my family and I were really looking forward to this cruise despite some of the negative reviews we had read.

We had also sailed with Carnival on the Paradise some years ago and were very happy with our experience. Unfortunately I allowed our previous cruise to influence my decision instead of doing my due research. Our trip to Hawaii on the Miracle will be our last with Carnival.

This is not entirely Carnivals fault, it is just that the service they provide is not a good match for our particular family.

Cabin Review

The cabin itself, was a balcony cabin at 185sq.ft. is a little cramped for a family of 4. The condition of the cabin was somewhat disappointing as it is well worn and has a outdated look to it. It is equipped with a 19" TV and a small refrigerator and safe in the cabinets. The balcony was very small, with 2 chairs and a small table. It is necessary to have both chairs and the table touching each other in a cramped fashion in order to open the door. There was signs of deferred maintenance every where like peeling paint and corrosion on the balcony and paint splatter on the chairs. The table looked as if it were corroded and just spray painted over the rust.The beds had indentations in the mattresses from being just plain worn out.The bathroom was clean but very minimal, kind of what you would expect in a lower priced 1980's motor home.

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