I Tried A Discounted Cabin on an Old Carnival Ship

Editorial Summary

The creator reviews a guaranteed balcony cabin on the Carnival Miracle, a ship that has not undergone significant interior updates in 22 years. By booking a guaranteed category, the creator saved 130 dollars per person but accepted the risk of an obstructed view or a less desirable location. Upon arrival, the cabin was located on deck five behind the lifeboats. While the decor felt dated, reminiscent of 2003, the creator found the room comfortable, bright, and relaxing. The balcony provided a clear view of the horizon despite the proximity to the lifeboats. The creator notes several functional aspects, such as the difficulty of using adjacent plug sockets without an adapter, the presence of a card-operated safe, and the performance of the Wi-Fi for remote work. Although the bathroom and some furniture showed signs of wear and age, the creator concludes that the cabin was clean and well-maintained by the housekeeping staff. Ultimately, the experience was positive due to the central location on the ship and the lack of significant motion, even though the creator notes that the Carnival cruise style may not suit their personal preferences.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.