Carnival Valor Review

All things considered it was a very good cruise

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Valor
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philkrigel
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jul 2019
Cabin: Ocean View
Traveled with children

Prior to this cruise I had not cruised on the Valor Before, however I did cruise on the Pre Inaugural sailing of her older sister the Carnival Spirit.

I was somewhat concerned by others commenting that the ship is showing its age. Upon boarding I did a quick ship inspection and I was very impressed. The ship is not new, but with that said I found the floors, furniture, and ships interior all to be in excellent condition. Also we had two cabins and I found both to be in very good condition. Comfortable mattresses, couch and chairs in room in good shape, clean bathroom, and very functional closet and drawer space.

The one major drawback to this cruise is not just limited to the Carnival Valor, but all the Carnival ships I have sailed on in the past couple of years, that being the quality of both food and service. To me both began their decline shortly after the retirement of former CEO Bob Dickerson, or "Uncle Bob" as he was known by employees.

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Ocean View

Cabin 6A

The cabin was very good. We had two cabins and found both the be great. Clean, comfortable, and a lot of closet and drawer space.

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