Amazing Alaska

Food overall was good however, some imagination needs to be put into the menu's. I got the feeling the head chief was more about the quantity of food rather then the selection and quality

Carnival Cruise, come on, more activities then you can count. The overall entertainment was average and in a couple of cases just plan bad. Far below what I have experienced on carnival cruise's in the past.

Everyone was always friendly and willing to help although on debarkation day I witnessed several asked where something is or where someone should go and the one being asked had no clue. Also I witnessed a blind woman fall in the buffet area splitting her chin wide open. With her sitting on the floor and a busboy trying to find a cloth to stop the bleeding the ships doctor was right there sitting 20 feet away eating lunch. He was called by the busboy who saw him. He came over, took a look at her chin rather quickly then told the busboy to make sure she goes to the infirmary and he would check with her when he was "done eating". I was amazed. A few moments after the doctor returned to his table to finish eating, an officer showed up and called to the doctor who then told the officer the same thing by talking over the crowd from his table. some 20 min after the woman was taken by wheelchair to the infirmary the doctor was getting a second helping of food from the buffet.

A re-design of common area's would really help this ship out. and I got the impression there was a large turnover of crew personal which caused a lackluster effort by some.

Stateroom was what I expected for a carnival cruise. We booked an outside cabin with an obstructed view. Okay thats cool only the obstruction was the side of a life boat. They should have called it an outside cabin with NO view.