Carnival Glory Review

Glory was Glory-ous!

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Glory
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Marybelle
First Time Cruiser • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Jan 2008

Embarkation: The Carnival systems for this are very impressive and efficient. Everything went smoothly and employees were most helpful and pleasant. We had driven to the Port the day before our cruise, stayed at Country Inn & Suites, and used the cruise package in which you can leave your vehicle for the week. You are shuttled to the ship with shuttles scheduled beginning at 10 AM. We tagged our luggage, boarded the shuttle at 10:30 after a plentiful breakfast buffet. A quick ride and we were brought right to the porters at the gate. We left our luggage and went into the terminal. Very convenient and a good value.

After processing in, which included an embarkation photo, we sat for a few minutes (about 15) until an employee led us on board. We entered on deck 3 into the main lobby area. Once aboard, we went to the elevators to travel to the Lido deck, 9. The glass front elevators afforded a great view of the lobby and more. The colorful ceiling pulses and changes colors and patterns, the jewel-tone tiles in the dark floors, art work on the walls---all fit the theme of Colors. The theme is carried out well throughout the ship, and we found it attractive and vibrant.

To the Lido deck for lunch, each carrying a small carry on bag. There were several points of access for a buffet line with a good assortment of foods nicely presented. Other options included windows for NY deli-style foods, Asian foods, pizza assortment + caesar salads, burgers/dog/fries, and an upstairs Fish 'n Chips area. Be sure to explore your options-there are many. Drink stations offered cold tea, juices, water, and hot coffee. Because we were onboard by 11:15, seating was readily available. We watched passengers arriving for the Disney Magic which was right next to the Glory.

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