Carnival Miracle Review

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Carnival Miracle – Don’t Waste Your Money

Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Carnival Miracle
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defoorj
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: May 2017
Cabin: Balcony

This was a seven-day cruise roundtrip from Long Beach, California with visits to Puerto Villarta and Cabo San Lucas. Hubby and I are experienced cruisers (close to 50 cruises). Until this cruise, we thought that there could never be a bad cruise. We stand corrected! From beginning to the end, this was a subpar experience.

Embarkation

We arrived early so we could relax in the lounge and have a cup of coffee prior to embarkation. When Carnival first moved to the Long Beach from San Pedro, there was a separate check-in lounge inside the terminal for suite, minisuite and priority passengers. The lounge then resembled the airy lobby of an upscale hotel, furnished with comfortable and attractive sofas and chairs. There was coffee, juice, sodas, water, and a large variety of snacks. Now, the lounge is located outside the terminal, resembles a stuffy Quonset hut and is furnished with uncomfortable, straight backed chairs crowded into every available space. There is no coffee, water or snacks. When I inquired why, the attendant told me that they couldn’t solve the “ant” problem. We walked over to the Queen Mary, paid the $10 admission so we could have breakfast inside. Our other option was a food truck located by the parking garage.

Cabin Review

Balcony

Cabin 8D

A little worn on the inside. Balcony very rusty and glass was smudged obscuring the view.

Port Reviews

Cabo San Lucas

Highly recommend Captain Tony's. The best guacamole ever.

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