Carnival Pride Review

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30th Wedding Anniversary Cruise 11/21 - 11/28 2010

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Carnival Pride
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shworden
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Nov 2010
Cabin: Grand Suite

This was our second cruise this year. The First was on the Destiny in August. All I can say is that we were not disappointed. It was as much fun as our August cruise, but in a different way. November Cruises out of Baltimore are a bit different that an August Cruise out of Baltimore. Miami in August, you start out in hot weather and go into hotter and more humid weather and back. From Baltimore you start out in cool/cold weather go to warm weather and back to cold weather. A making for what I call the prime recipe for catching a cold. BUT, it's worth it and the Carnival Pride deals with it well with one of the pool areas that has a canopy to cover it when its cold. The excursions in Port Canaveral, Nassau and Freeport where great. My only problem with them, having never been there before, is I didn't know what to expect on excursion. And now that I've been there, looking forward to going back taking excursions that I would have taken had I known what I know now.

I only have a few things that I wish were better, and trust me when I say that none of these would prevent me from taking another Cruise on Carnival Cruise Line. And these concerns are related to both the Pride and Destiny, and unless I find out otherwise, I would guess that it is related to all Cruise Ships.

But before that, here is my only disappointment, which I knew about before I went on the Cruise on the Pride. I REALLY enjoyed the Big Screen TV on the LIDO deck of the Destiny. The Pride DID NOT have one. Bummer.

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Grand Suite

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Grand Suite 6215 ... Nice, Quiet as it can be on a cruise ship. Large Balcony. Only problem is that the door to Balcony didn't close tightly when unless you forced it and locked it. No problem except during a few hours of 40 Knot Plus winds. Door not being shut tightly made it sound like a hurricane was out side. However, I can say the during 40 Knot Plus winds the roll and pitch of the ship was almost unnoticeable, at least to this ex-Navy guy.

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