Carnival Pride Review

Bermuda on the Pride

Review for Bermuda Cruise on Carnival Pride
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6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Sep 2011
Cabin: Interior

This was our second cruise this year on the Pride. We enjoyed our first one very much, and decided to return to try their Bermuda cruise, never having been to that location.

Embarkation was quick and easy. We arrived in Baltimore just before 1, and were able to get on board with virtually no waiting. Went up to the Lido deck for lunch, and while waiting for our cabin to be ready, stopped at the dining room to change our dinner time. This was easy and quick, again no lines, and the maitre d' was very pleasant and efficient. Got to our room around 3 pm; our room stewart Angel was there to greet us, but unfortunately our luggage was not delivered promptly, and didn't arrive until after dinner. Angel did a great job of taking care of our room all week, though.

Our first day at sea was extremely windy, with high seas. Most of the pools and hot tubs were closed, and it was very difficult to walk around the ship. The captain clearly did not deploy the stabilizers. I know that they do cut down on fuel efficiency, but felt they should have been used in this situation. Quite a few passengers were seasick. Fortunately, conditions improved by dinnertime, and after that evening, things went much more smoothly.

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Interior

Cabin 4A

Comfortable, quiet room. Small TV in an awkward location -- I kept hitting my head on the TV shelf. Convenient to the Taj Mahal theater and Butterfly Lounge, just one deck below the Piazza Cafe. Plenty of storage.

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