A Rocky Trip
Carnival Elation Cruise Review to Caribbean - Bahamas
5 Night Bahamas (Port Canaveral Roundtrip)
Sail date: February 17, 2007
Ship: Carnival Elation
Cabin type: Oceanview
Traveled as: Couple
Reviewed: 14 years ago
Review summary
My boyfriend and I sailed on the Carnival Elation on February 17th 2006 from Port Cananveral. The ship itself was very nice. The rooms were confortable everything was very clean and as spacious as you can get on ship. The staff was very accomidating and always very nice and right there to get you anything that you needed. Unfortunately the weather was not very good and the first two days of the trip the boat was so rocky that half of our dinner table counldn't get out of the bed to make it to dinner because they were so sea sick. The entertainment on board was good. The most unfortunate part of our trip was when we arrived at Turks and Caicos and got off the ship to find out that all of the excursions were cancelled because of the "bad weather" which turned out to be a beautiful 85 degree sunny day. Overall I would rate this trip as ok. There were some nice things about it but we had to make an effort to make the best of it. After having previously cruised with another company I have made the decision not to cruise with Carnival again.Ports of call
Half Moon Cay, Bahamas (Private Island)
Half Moon Cay, Bahamas (Private Island)
Pros: The staff and accomidations were wonderful
Cons: Unfotunately the boat was very rocky and all of our excursions were cancelled at one of the ports which was very disappointing
Recommends Carnival Elation? No.
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