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Carnival Cruise Lines

Carnival Triumph
by Ken
Western Caribbean
January 12, 2002

This was our first cruise, and last. What an experience! We had expectations of great food, service, and non-stop fun. What we realized was very different. First of all "the food". Eating on this ship reminds me of a MCL cafeteria with a flair for presentation. The better dinners were dissapointing at best. If you are expecting exotic fruits, vegetables, and seafood, forget it. Your choices of fruits include oranges, grapefruits, apples, and melon. If you like shrimp, bring your own because you won't find much of it on this boat.

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How anyone could feel that cruising is a good value when compared to any all-inclusive resorts is beyond me. From the moment you step foot on the boat you quickly discover that your money you spent on the cruise is only a small portion of what they really want from you. Shop in our stores, buy our $2.50 cokes, buy our overpriced excursions, shop in our stores, put money in our casino, and buy the $6.00 drink special. Personally, I would rather be charged for things that I know I want up front. Live and learn.

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