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Carnival Cruise Line
MS Imagination
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Reviewed by: Frank Krantz
# previous cruises: 1
Date of Trip: March 25, 1998
Itinerary: Caribbean - Eastern
My first cruise, and the best vacation I've been on in my life. I
recommend this trip to anyone who likes to have fun!!
It may have been a little crowded for my liking in the pool area, but it was kept clean. There is so much to do and see that you don't really get a chance to worry about the little inconveniences.
All the food was fantastic!! Free 24hr room service was a plus too!!
Rooms were small as with most cruise ships (from what I understand), but they were cozy and comfortable. I'm 6'2" 200lbs and I had no trouble with the showers. I could hear some noises here and there, but there was so much activity going on that it was inevitable.
Top notch!! Saw a variety style production that was loaded with talent. The comedians in the comedy club were all very funny too!!
On board I used the Nautica Spa a few days. I was disappointed that they didn't have free weights, then I realized that it wouldn't be too safe on a boat. The equipment they did have was more than adequate. The ports of call were fascinating. You really get a taste of the island cultures, not to mention the beautiful scenery. I highly recommend the Mayan ruin tour in Tulum and Dunns River Falls climbing tour.
Young and old alike, though mostly young. We really enjoyed our dinner mates company, although we haven't had the opportunity to talk with them since.
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