Carnival Breeze Review

I swore I'd never sail on Carnival again, but..... WOW !

Review for Bermuda Cruise on Carnival Breeze
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Sail Date: Sep 2019
Cabin: Premium Vista Balcony

We chose this ship because it sailed from Port Canaveral (Orlando) to Bermuda. That was the ONLY reason. My previous experience with Carnival was "lowest common denominator". I've been on about 20 cruises with Norwegian, Holland America, Royal Caribbean and Celebrity.

Here are my "positive" notes: (1) fastest ever embarkation, (2) arrived at cabin 1:30PM with luggage waiting, (3) lifeboat drill used fast ship-card check in, (4) good quality balcony & deck furniture, (5) beach towels supplied in cabin, (6) cabin well lit (no struggle to read in bed), (7) excellent cake station in buffet - custom cut for you.

Previous reviews have criticized the food as bland and uninteresting (and somewhere I've seen Carnival allude to their "hamburger and fried chicken" loving passengers. So I carried a bottle of Herbes de Provence which was unused after the 2nd day. We found the dinner menu quite adequate, imaginative and comparable to other cruise lines. While the Melting Chocolate Cake was the star of the dessert menu, there were other tasty selections such as a nicely done creme brulee. I was a bit disappointed in their preparation of mushrooms.

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Premium Vista Balcony

Cabin 9C

We loved it! The wrap-around balcony was hot closest to the center of the ship (engine heat?), but the outside end was nice and breezy. No couch in the cabin, just one chair and a stool under the desk. See attached video (or if not attached see YouTube "Carnival Breeze #9472 and cruise ship hacks"). https://youtu.be/j3iNmJ0Fv2M

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