We choose this cruise since it was leaving from Baltimore, which is only 3 hours from our home and we wanted one that went over Spring break Our Steward, Rowena, was wonderful and had such a sweet personality. She was so very responsive to our every concern. We were in room 6246 and 6252 on the Carnival Pride the week of 3/31 to 4/7/19.
The ship was very clean and everyone was very helpful both times we went to Guest Services. The food was delicious and my grandson ate more than he needed to from the Pizza shop and Guys pizza. He was a little better with the ice cream but not by far. We also went to the clinic for help with sea sickness and they sold us pills for $1 for two of them and they worked wonders on my daughter. Dramamine was not helping her or her wrist patches. It was very rough.
The dining room service was exceptional. I am allergic to MSG and they gave us the menu for the following day so that I could place my order and they would ensure that it was MSG free. Our head waiter, Oliver, took great care of all of us and just had a delightful personality.
Excellent condition. Plenty of closet, drawer and bathroom space. The chairs on the balcony were in good shape.
The water here is absolutely beaufitul and a lot to do for the kids with a lot of planned activiites. The barbecue was very well planned and executed. I was glad that we did not plan an excursion here since it was so enjoyable.
I wish we had taken an excursion in Grrand Turk and went to a private beach. The main beach as you get off hte ship is very crowded and the ocean floor is very rocky. Of course, the water is beautiful and we took our own snorkel gear which was fun for the grandkids. We did go to the pool but it was closed down for a few hours because of a child poluting it.