Just ok...
Carnival Freedom Cruise Review to Caribbean - Western
Western Caribbean
Sail date: June 20, 2015
Ship: Carnival Freedom
Cabin type: Balcony
Cabin number: 8289
Traveled as: Family (older children)
Reviewed: 9 years ago
Review summary
I dont want to damper anyones vacation planning because maybe cruising just isn't for me. If you are doubting a cruise then follow your heart and just dont go or at least take a short one. 7 days in hell was too long for me. If you want a vacation that consists of moping around with not much to do, "lame quizzes" and "Name that 80's tune or movie theme", nap times and just lounging around then this vacation is for you! The food is not that great if you are from southwest Louisiana (or anywhere in Louisiana for that matter)...if you are told you are getting an onboard credit you better confirm with Carnival BEFORE you get on the boat because i DIDNT get mine, after standing in line half the time i was on my vacation with customer service. Dont wear the patches for seasickness unless you want diarrhea the whole time and if the weather strikes unexpectedly, dont be surprised if your excursion gets cancelled. First and last cruise for me. It was just awful! i wouldnt go on another cruise if it was free. Take my advice, just go to Disney!
PS. the whole 24 hour buffett did not exist on the Freedom. we could pass by at 3 or 4 in the afternoon and there was no food out. very disappointing and we spent a lot of money for nothing.
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Ship tip
Just dont do it.
Ports of call
Mahogany Bay, Roatan, Bay Islands, Honduras
17 Comments
Kdo18 9 years ago
CrusinTim 9 years ago
I have been on 12 cruises and ALWAYS find something new to do onboard. I have NEVER been bored (unless I chose to be). All cruise lines and ships offer different amenities. Basing your TOTAL cruise experience on 1 cruise in my opinion is a bit short sighted. Cruising is a learning experience and all ships vary from vessel to the different lines. Research and joining roll-calls will give you a lot of insight from those that have not only cruised a lot, but also from those that have cruised the particular ship or cruise line in the past you are considering. Try this, join a roll call and post you are considering this cruise (the one you are joining) but pick one that is about 1 year out and follow the threads that the many booked passengers post and you'll see what I mean. Don't give up on cruising!!
msxenia 9 years ago
Uebey 9 years ago
judyclark 9 years ago