Carnival Cruises - Carnival Miracle Reviews

My favorite cruise destination did not disappoint.

The decor was mindnumbingly bad, early 2000s. The maintenance seemed okay, cracks in the plastic sink material, but not much they can do with the color scheme, etc. The staff made up for the ship's age by their constant smiles, great service. The entertainment was also very good, and we loved getting to personally meet two of the groups. I didn't care for the ports of call - the street vendors were obnoxious in both Cabo and Ensenada.

The Carnival Miracle looks newly refurbished, certainly with quieter room A/C and filtration, faster elevators, and of course fun activities. Food has greatly improved since my last cruise on Carnival Miracle. Very creative head chef. The city of Cabo San Lucas continued to grow and there is plenty to do there. Loved taking the boat to see the rocks and arch.

We got a free cruise out of it. My wife won good in the Casino.

Was amazed by the scenery and adventure

Well, not as originally planned. First off, shortened to 14 days so 2 port visits dropped. Then the virus hit and that made us lose another day and port visit. However, everything else was fantastic and we never felt threatened with any of the illnesses that were running around in the world at the time. The ship and crew were outstanding.

It started in San Diego, what a beautiful city to tour. We took a hop-on hop-off tour. Didn't see everything, helped us plan for the next trip. Boarding the Miracle was easy, fantastic volunteers to help everything go smooth. No lines, we just walked right on. Our cabin was on deck 1, we like to stay lower in the ship for a smoother ride. As always, cabin staff was fantastic, they adjusted to us and made us feel at home. We have been on bigger ships and smaller--we think the Miracle is just the right size. I liked the extended time at sea, it allowed us to make the ship feel like home. More things to do than we had time. The Cruise Director was Adam Cornes. He is a natural. His Fun Squad made every day exciting. We actually hated to leave the ship for excursions because we were afraid of missing something. The ports were great and the Canal transit was even more exciting. We also enjoyed Steven Katkowsky. His Academy of Fun lectures were worth leaving the pool. I understand the Miracle was overdue for drydock and we noticed several areas needing maintenance--the staff more than made up for the wear and tear on the ship. We already booked our next trip on the Miracle.

Nice but dated ship. The towels we had were yellowing, Service was good everywhere. Cruise director Chloe was great. Service and personnel phenomenal. Ship needs some TLC

Carnival Miracle was a great and fun ship, itinerary was awesome.

ABOUT CARNIVAL CRUISER LINES. I WOULD NOT GO ON THE MIRACLE SHIP ,IN THE FUTURE. THE CREW WERE VERY NICE BUT THE ENTERTAINMENT SECTION NEEDE TOTAL IMPROVEMENT.DISEMBARKING WAS HORIBLE. NO DIRECTION WHEN LEAVING THE SHIP NO DIRECTION .tHIS SHIPNEEDS A LOT OF HELP.

Great excursions compared. To other. Cruise lines

Cruise was good, ship outdated...only one 110v plug, dinner service slow, staff excellent. We do other cruise lines in the future

The ship was disappointing. I'd rather try a newer boat

Overall we had a great time. The ship was kept clean at all times. The personnel were very friendly and always greeted you with a smile. We did notice that there has been some cutbacks from the previous years. The food selection during the lunch period was pretty much the same daily along with the evening meals. There wasn't much activities going on on the ledo deck during sea days.

Wanted to take many pictures and video. Too many people and from buses impossible.

We had a wonderful time. The entertainment kept us all busy throughout the week. The service was excellent and we had good food in the dining room as well as the buffets. 7 days was the right amount of time for us. The only complication was in parking. The Carnival agent would not allow our credit card to be used. He wanted cash.