Carnival Glory Cruise Reviews - Reviews

Shipped was packed . Food was way below acceptable standards with the exception of the Steakhouse @ $35 per person, Showroom entertainment didn't entertain. Cruise was a BIG disappointment.

pros a very beautiful ship. the food was 2nd to none. This was my first time on Carnival Glory. Im 78 years young, and I've been on a lot of cruises, but I've never meet a friendlier staff. Everyone could not do enough for you. That includes housekeeping, waitstaff, room service everyone. I had 3 occasions to use your wheel chairs and the person that push me were the greatest. The last young lady that took me off the ship made a great impressions on my wife. To all I just say thank you and if I'm able physically to take another cruise it will be Glory.

The \"Glory\" was okay not great, but I wasn't expecting a lot after reading some of the reviews- but I felt that the organization on the this cruise was lacking. To many lines and to much waiting on lines and no much yelling of directions. I felt that the staff was not enthused about this cruise they just seem like they were going through the motions.

Would not put Carnival at the top of my list for future cruises.

We had a great time.

Too large a ship; we prefer smaller ships. Entertainment on other ships more to our liking. Wine steward never returned to see if we wanted more to drink, ditto water server. Some meals were excellent , but other not real great. One day breakfast took 1 hour and 20 minutes, inadequate servers.

i thought the ship was very clean and well decortated--i didnt like format---too much walking for my husband who has problems with ankle---very confusing always making the wrong turn and taking time to go to another floor-i didnt see the entertainment aound the ship==only saw the action in the casino---not alot of thingd going on -prime time---it wasdnt real organized--loved the captains happy hour and appetizers--that was exceptional and a surprise---but very informal--ttoo informal for us--also the dinners were too relaxed--they took my bottle owine and i thought we each could take one---so that was not great--dinks were very pricey-for the ship-

Our cabin was great. In fact so good that we spent much more time in the room than in the public spaces. The food was very good, especially the Indian vegetarian options on the menu every day. Unfortunately our waiter was very bad. He never introduced himself, was arrogant and condescending. The itinerary was fantastic, to Boston, Portland, St John and Halifax. Ship size is very easy to manage.

It was a good cruise

great ports and very nice ship though dated

The cruise itself was fine, the ports were okay, but the tours were inadequate for time and sightseeing. There was not enough time and the drop offs were far away from some of the sights. Had I known that the Glory would be in dry dock two weeks later I would have taken a different Carnival ship; which means that the Glory had to have an update. Note: Your bathroom tub entry was so high that I had difficulty getting in and out (I also had a knee replacement and that made it even harder). There was no shower in the bathroom, which I could have used. Also, in the bathtub you use a GLASS soap dish. What if it broke and someone stepped on the glass in the bathrub. Also, your handicap handles are smooth. When your hands are soapy they slide, not GRIP and that is a dnagerous situation. The food was really bad, not the kind of quality from Carnival that I have experienced in the past.

Ship was OK, but a bit difficult to get familiar with and learn your way around. Especially more difficult when they partitioned off various levels on the two \"formal dining\" nights.

We just returned from this 7 day cruise 2 days ago. Having been on other Carnival Ships, this one was one of the most beautiful I must say. My sister and I opted for \"cheap\" by getting a first floor inside cabin. We really wanted to spend our money in the ports. Was pleasantly surprised! I thought that being \"in the belly of the whale\" would be uncomfortable or alot of engine noise. NOT at all! The stateroom was roomy and the service staff treated us as if we were in a Suite. Was lovely and I didn't feel cheated at all by going for a lower deck than I have ever had. Do not hesitate, if you want to save a buck to go lower. You will not be disappointed in the least.

THIS WAS OUR 14TH OVER ALL CRUISE AND WE FOUND THIS SHIP HAD A NICE LAY OUT AND THINGS WERE EASY TO FIND.AND JUST THE RIGHT SIZE AND HAD A COMFORTABLE FELLING....

This ship the Carnival is too old. Beds could be a little more comfortable. I should have checked the year the Carnival Glory was built.

We wanted the early dining dining but it was unavailable (we didn't enjoy the 815 seating and eating at 9pm) The ship seemed overcrowed. Entertainment wasn't that great. The cruise director was excellent but seemed to be understaffed.

The ship was somewhat dated, but very clean and comfortable.

This was an older ship, with a confusing layout in which many parts of the ship were difficult to get to. The interior state rooms were a descent size, and the 3 outdoor pool and hot tub areas were nice. The ship could use a decor update and slighlty larger bathrooms. There were too many bars on board. All areas of the ship were kept very clean however.

The ship was very clean and the crew was wonderful.

A disappointed expectation. I am originally from the Caribbean and did not appreciate the food served which was not the only disappointment for me. Many of the activities I did not attend because I did not like them. I cruised on a previous Carnival ship and it was a real splendor thats why I returned. Right now I have resigned from Carnival cruises. I felt that my time and spending on that vacation was a total loss.