Carnival Conquest Review

4.0 / 5.0
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Great time at the Conquest!

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Conquest
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First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Nov 2009
Traveled with children

I traveled with my DH, my DD and 3 YO DGS. It was very quick from the time our son dropped us at the pier to the time we were on the boat. The debarkation was also very quick. The weather was a little bit cold the first day, but after that it was nice and warm. The food was good.

The one thing that I was disappointed at is Camp Carnival. We took our three year old DGS and tried Camp Carnival the first day, but they called us within 15 minutes to pick him up. He was walking around the room crying, and the camp counselors seemed overwhelmed by the number of kids in the room and were not paying attention to him. On this cruise, Camp Carnival seemed chaotic due to the large number of children on the Thanksgiving cruise. We stood in line at least 30 minutes to check our GS in camp the first day. We did not go back. We will try Camp Carnival again on future cruises... My DGS used the small pool on the same deck and Camp Carnival and loved it. He was the only one there. I never saw any other kids there. It is great for the little ones.

We had the late dinner and our waiters were good, not great. The food in the dining room was also good. The ribs were excellent and I loved the bitter and blank dessert and the soufflE dessert (last night). My DD and I enjoyed dancing and participated in all the dance classes and dance events. We had fun at the deck party. Since this was our second time in the conquest this year and had the late dinner, we did not go to the shows. They were the same. However we really enjoyed the magician show in May. Do not miss it.

Cabin Review

Cabin 2355 - OV cabin on main floor. Quiet location, nice window view. Perfect location for people that are afraid to get seasick because you can hardly feel the ship movement. The cabin accomodated 4 of us nicely. It was a little bit crowded when we were triying to get ready for dinner, but otherwise there enough room for the amount of time you spend in your cabin.

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