Carnival triumphh,?

Question

im going pn the 7 day exotic easterrrn ,

is it nice:]

is this ship nicee,

i only have the interior room, are they still a fair size?

Answer 1

Carnival has some of the larger standard staterooms in the industry.  Insides are a great way to save money, if you can deal with not knowing what it's like outside!  [Take a clock - there are none in the room.]

The Triumph is a "middle-aged" ship, as far when it was built.  It evidently has come down in quality somewhat, according to posters at CruiseCritic.com.  [Go there, click on "Boards" and/or "Reviews" for more info.  Be sure and check out the passenger reviews, not just the pros.]

If this is your first cruise, you "won't know the difference", so I'm sure you'll have a great time.

Have fun!!

Answer 2

I was on the Triumph in June of last year. After having been on four Carnival cruises in the previous three years I found this ship lacking in many areas. The ship was generally quite nice but the shows were not up to par. The food was great as usual but the overall operation of the ship seemed a little disorganized. Most of the problems though, were the responsibility of the cruise director, who at this point in time, will not be working this ship. I also took all my children and their significant others, eight in all, along with me. They had never previously cruised and each one of them said it was the best vacation they have ever had. I assumed they were just trying to placate the old man but the reality is they still talk about the cruise and my oldest daughter is planning another one. Considering how I felt about the cruise they are in for a real treat for this one will certainly be better. So all I can say is even a bad cruise is better than most other vacations so I am sure you will have a fabulous time.

Answer 3

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