Carnival Glory Cruise Reviews - Reviews

The trip was very exciting. We traveled on the Glory to the Eastern Caribbean. This was our first cruise and we were not sure what to expect. The trip however exceeded our expectations. The friendly atmosphere, good food and activities made for a wonderful trip.

We were impressed immediately when we boarded the ship... beautiful atrium and we loved our room!

The ship itself is very nice. May have been an OK cruise with different passengers. Carnival really needs to enforce some type of dress code, at least for evening events. Saw more sleeveless undershirts and baseball caps than anything else. Since when is a cowboy hat and jeans considered FORMAL???

Had a good cruise with 18 other family members. 4th Cruise. Glory is much bigger then the Fantasy and Imagination we were on before. Prefer the layout of Fantasy/Imagination. The Dininig Room is in back of the Ship where there is a lot of vibration. Had a good time but it is hard not to enjoy any Cruise with Carnival.

The ship is three years old, but is kept immaculate. The boarding process was very quick. We were sitting on our balcony within 30 minutes of arriving at the port. At every port of call we were able to get off and back on the ship with little trouble. Lines moved quickly, when there were lines! Our room steward checked with us within 30 minutes of our arrival to see if there were any special needs. Our waiter in the main dining room did a great job describing the meals and telling us what he thought was the best each night and he was right. If you want to be involved in activities, there are plenty for you to enjoy. The cruise director and his staff kept everybody involved during the entire cruise. If you have never been to St. Thomas you have to go - it is Paradise!

The ship was wonderful. The staff was very courteous and helpful. The activities were good. The pools were nice. Never got done the waterslide though. The photographers took great pictures. The food was good. My family and I just totally enjoyed ourselves.

A huge ship for me! The staff were extremely helpful and courteous. The food was better than average and had a tremendous variety. The shows were fun and well rehearsed. There were plenty of activities daily. My only complaint would be the constant push to buy goods.

Our 5th cruise, 3rd on the Glory. Wonderful sailing with breathtaken memories. Look forward to planning our next cruise with Carnival.

The Glory cannot be beat overall. It was clean and well laid out. Everything was very accessable and easy to find. An A+ cruise for anyone. The choices of things to do at night are unlimited from organized games to Kareoke to dance clubs. The program for teenagers was outstanding. Our son had so much fun and made new friends he is still in contact with. the food choices are great. The Red Sail restaurant is a casual dining buffet that has food equal in quality to any favorite restaurant you eat at at home. The sushi bar was great and avaiable most all day.

The ship is large, 110,000 tons, 952 feet long. I had not been a fan of these mega-liners in the past. This, though, was a very easy ship to get around and you never had to very far to find what you were looking for. This is a ship for the very, very active cruiser. If you enjoy entertainment and activities, non-stop, as well as being fed 24/7, then you've found your perfect vacation. If you are a more sedate traveller looking for rest and relaxation, then I would look elsewhere.

great ship,smooth sailing, just too big

this was our first time on a cruise and it was the best vacation that we have ever had and will be doing this again in the futur. My wife and i were married on the ship and it was wounderful.

Lots to do and ship was in excellent shape. WOuld recommend to families as well as couples.

Even after itenarary changes we had a blast!

Ship was large--very glitzy, but not elegant. Food was inconsistent.

A few years ago we tried Royal C and the ship was fantastic but food and service was subpar to Carnival. The Glory is a new ship (3 years) but layout is not as good as "Destiny" class. I think it may be time for Carnival to retire the "Joe Farcus" design aka: Las Vegas 80's style and enter the 21st century. If you combine Carnival's fun atmosphere and food to Royal Carib's ship design you have a slam dunk. Carnival's upscale Steakhouse/Supper Club was worth every dime and was one of the best meals I have ever had, anywhere. I would strongly recommend you add this to your itinerary.

Our vacation on the Carnival Glory was better than expected. The ship was beautiful. The best aspect of the cruise is the staff that works so hard to keep the cruisers happy. Our overall experience was wonderful.

The ship was beautiful. Every person who worked on the ship was very helpful and kind.

I thought the ships beauty was magnificent. From its colorful decor to the elegance and timesless beauty was awesome. I was very impresssed with the size and comfort of my stateroom.

hard to get around boat.