Carnival Glory Review

Carnival Glory - Western Caribbean

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Glory

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Sail Date: Jun 2004
Traveled with children

This was our first cruise, and had my daughter not decided to get married on the Glory before we left port in Port Canaveral, we would possibly never have taken this type of vacation. We are glad we did.

Embarkation: Since the wedding was on the ship at 1:30 pm we were allowed on the ship first ( Along with the other 2 wedding parties)..We did have to be at the terminal early and then wait for everyone to get off, which was a long wait for our 67 guests boarding to attend the wedding.

Cabin: We had a balcony cabin (1061) which was great! I have been told that the price difference for a balcony room wasn't worth it because we would not be in our room that much, but we spent a good bit of time on the balcony, especially late at night and early morning. The balcony was small and felt almost "boxy", but we felt that it was worth it. We had our two youngest boys (11 and 6) and our cabin had the bunk beds which were perfect. Our cabin steward, which we did not see very much, would let the top bunk down during dinner and put it back up during breakfast. The cabin was small for the four of us.

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