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Carnival Glory Cruise Review to Caribbean - Western
Sail Date: May 16, 2010
Ship: Carnival Glory
Cabin Type: Balcony
Traveled As: Couple
Reviewed: 7 years ago
Review Summary
This cruiseline seems mostly geared toward those traveling with very young children (there were lots of babysitting and children's clubs on board) and those who are 18-20 and want to get drunk and be unruly. There was a huge group of high school seniors who got drunk at every port-of-call. I was appalled that Carnival allows unaccompanied 18-20 year-olds to cruise with them. Other cruiselines require you to be 21, or with a parent/guardian if under 21.Ship Experiences
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Don't Miss: Tulum Mayan Ruins
Don't Miss: The black market shops, where you can get designer handbags for $40.
Don't Miss: The catamaran sail & snorkel - the crew is fantastic, and the waters are beautiful!
Pros: The balcony room was very affordable.
Cons: The ship was very small, with very few things to do on at sea days.
Recommends Carnival Glory? No.
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