Carnival Liberty Review

FUN DOING NOTHING !

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Liberty
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jerfl50
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jan 2010
Cabin: Interior Upper/Lower

I'm a cranky, single 63 year old Florida Q-Tip who was on his 80th cruise to once again crank his patience threshold back up to a higher level in order to deal with the everyday crap of life........which is running pretty high these days thanks to the "Flatheads" inside the "Almighty Beltway"

Carnival is an affordable line for single travelers (CAT 1A ONLY) (yes, you pay the 150% - probably more like 165% now as the fare seems to includes some vague amount over and above the 150% that is hard to pin down actually)-. The RCI Brands really slap it to ya unless they are stuck with an abundance of cabins still available at the proverbial last minute.

I avoid the 1A cabins in the bow of the vessels on Riviera and Main Decks. The sounds of the hawser motors or the anchor chain can be a VERY rude awakening at some early hour.

Cabin Review

Interior Upper/Lower

Cabin 1A

185 square feet for the least expensive inside cabin is a real plus. The bathrooms are small but very well designed and no clinging plastic shower curtain. Overall lighting could be better instead of just bright and hot and dim. A decent dedicated reading light would be very welcome. More precise control of cabin temperature would help. Storage is very ample unless you travel with just loads of luggage and trunks. Mini Bar prices are outrageous.

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