Travel Reviews

Our review of the Carnival Cruise Miracle of our sails for the Eastern Caribbean. The miracle is the spirit of a class of Carnival ships. We just love this line of ships, as they are very modern in appearance and are not too showy. The work seemed as if it were of museum quality. You will also see a lot of film and novel topics, such as Robinson Crusoe, The Great Gatsby and Gotham. When you enter the boat, you'll find the famous atrium in the shape of Superman's Metropolis.
The miracle is a medium to ship 88,500 tons and 2124 passengers. The ship is large enough that no area sold on our cruise seemed to be crowded. I always recommend a restaurant for lunch, there are lines on the Lido for breakfast buffet. It is always faster and there are many other menu items. It will also help days in port, you can get for your trip faster.
The food on this ship is excellent. There are too many possibilities to list them all in the list Carnival Cruise check. One of our favorite things to eat on this ship is the opportunity to eat at any time. With this option you can dine in the dining room when the clock 5.45 bis 09.30 a steak house reservation for a small fee to have, but the rest of the food was so good that we saved our money .
The shows in the living room were decent and I most of them on other vessels, such as the production of the Beatles respective currency. The conversation in the bars was very good. We especially enjoyed the music of jazz in the lounge of Gotham.
The pools and slides were the norm for most Carnival ships. The Twister slide is an explosion of three floors, but the ship is not the park water supply for children. Another thing, my wife and I miss is that this ship is not the bridge of serenity.
We had a balcony cabin and when it was very clean and updated. The beds were very comfortable and the service was five stars as usual. We always have room service at night for a snack. Enjoy this, because it is free.
There you have our review of Carnival Cruise miracle. I hope you enjoy your time on them as much as we do.
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