Crew, ports (mostly) and ship great! Fellow cruisers not so much.
Carnival Conquest Cruise Review to Caribbean - Western
7 Night Western Caribbean (Miami Roundtrip)
Sail date: October 05, 2019
Ship: Carnival Conquest
Cabin type: Balcony
Cabin number: 8277
Traveled as: Family (older children)
Reviewed: 5 years ago
Review summary
I want to first preface this by saying my wife and I have been on 6 cruises, with 5 of those being on Carnival. We are gold card people so I believe I have credibility to what I will be saying. We went on Miracle (Tampa) over Christmas 2018 and would have given it 8 stars if I could have. This cruise was about half as much cost as my Miracle cruise, and it was reflected in the passengers. Here is list of firsts and concerns: 1. I have never smelled so much marijuana being smoked on cruises as I did on this cruise. This really is disappointing if you have paid thousands of dollars for balcony rooms and can't enjoy them because of someone smoking. Not only is it illegal, it is also dangerous. If Carnival was as concerned about marijuana as they are about people smuggling booze on board, this problem would probably be taken care of. 2. Portable speakers on balconies and tender boats. If you want to listen to music that's great. It doesn't mean the whole starboard side needs to hear it. 3. I saw for the first time ever cruising that a fight had taken place among guests on the FIRST NIGHT and security had to be called in. 4. The balcony partition closing when not at port. Still makes me mad! 5. RUDE, RUDE, RUDE guests. From fighting with and yelling at guest services over the perception of being screwed over because "I paid for internet but I can't make a phone call" (while we were out 300 miles in the middle of the ocean. to a passenger throwing up into a napkin and then into a garbage can in the Lido dining area and not even making an attempt to go to the bathroom. She then continued eating. 6. RUDE guests strolling into the 8:15 dinner service at 9 p.m. and expect to be treated like queens and kings. 7. Muster Drill- After standing in a cramped area packed like sardines for 45 minutes in the hot and humid Miami heat we heard the announcement "If you didn't make it to the muster drill, you need to go to the theater (air conditioned) for a make up. Why even go to the muster drill? We are still in port, kick them off the ship if they don't come! 8. A great deal of bad behavior was by the "Blue Cards" or first time cruisers. We are super easy people to please and are about as low maintenance as they come. If this is what truly Carnival Cruise Lines has fallen to then I believe I have taken my last Carnival Cruise.Embarkation
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Ship tip
Take advantage of the Sea Day brunch. Very enjoyable but crowded.
Ports of call
Mahogany Bay, Roatan, Bay Islands, Honduras
Belize City, Belize Did not visit port
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