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Carnival Cruise Line
MS Celebration
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Reviewed by: Linda Frye
# previous cruises: 6
Date of Trip: November 12, 1998
Itinerary: Caribbean - Eastern
Service was good overall,but the food was the worst of any cruise that we have been on. There was also not enough choices at the afternoon tea time.
Public areas are very comfortable. There is no walk-around promenade, but there is a lower side deck to sit on. Did not use the pools, but they were very nice.
There were buffets on deck and the food there is much better than in the dining rooms.
Cabins are adequate with lots of closet space,(we had a quad.) Showers are large enough for any size person. The noise level was minimal.
Entertainment was average. I have seen better shows on other Carnival ships.
Due to "Mitch" we missed our stop in Mexico. We did stop in the Caymans as well as New Orleans. There is Camp Carnival on board for children which was used by some in our group. Babysitting is good.
We met some very nice people on board. Sure, they can come over.
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