We arrived at the port of baltimore at about 12:30. It was a very quick getting on the pride. We had to sit around for 1 hour or so until our number was called it was no problem.When I first entered the ship I just could'nt believe how beautiful  it was. The artwork is breathtaking and yes there were lots of nude paintings and there were alot of parents unhappy about this. They should have looked up information about the ship before booking also they seemed to no nothing about this beautiful fine art.We had a large balcony cabin. There was more then enough storage space.We were located right down from camp carnival yet is was a very quiet location and we really loved it.We had anytime dining it was great and the service was excellent. The food was good but could have been a little hotter but in a way I understand it has to be really hard to keep it really hot when you are serving that many people. My only complaint was the coffee and water. It had a really horrible tatse to it.I was afraid to drink the water. I have been on 11 cruises and it never tatse this bad on any other ship on any other cruiselines or any other carnival ships that I had been on.The food choice on carnival was great thoughout the ship.The entertainment was good. Wow 3 different  production shows on a 7 day cruise (singers and dancers).The games on board were alot of fun.Grand Turk was nice free beach with chairs nice shopping.Half Moon Cays is the most beautiful private island that I have ever been to. We saw a nurse shark while snorkleing it was very exciting. They are harmless to humans.I would have loved to stay there for another day.Freeport Bahamas was ok not alot there a small beach shopping markets all selling the same things except there is a wood carver by the name of Gordon who does excellent work. He is at booth# 11 Cheap cab fare 5 dollars pp each way.This was a great cruise and for me it was just as nice as the other 10 that I have been on. The carnival pride crew are owesome !!!!!