Carnival Glory Review

4.5 / 5.0
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Christmas Borefest 12-20-2008

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

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Sail Date: Dec 2008
Traveled with children

My family of 4 spent Christmas on the Carnival Glory, I am 43, my wife is 46 and my girls are 8 and 10.

Let's start with the basic things you would enjoy on a cruise. Food and Entertainment...

The food on the Carnival Glory is "Heinous" the dining room food was always overcooked and cold; served by zombies with no personality whatsoever. After 3 nights we had enough and either ate at the trough (buffet) or the Supper Club. The supper club was exceptional but at 30 bucks a head it should be. The grilled burgers were alright but how many can you eat? The pizza was nasty with so much fake cheese you had to peel it off. My eight year old has a policy that there is no such thing as bad pizza; well she found it on the carnival glory. The oriental food sucked, the deli lines were long for a "wish" sandwich (two slices of bread and you wish you had some meat) maybe they could get more than one guy working the counter. Even the deserts sucked unless you paid more money for something nice.

Cabin Review

Cabin bal

If rough sees the spray will be all over you on your balcony. This room is right over the showroom, very noisy until late at night.

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