Carnival Glory lives up to its name! Three pools, a 214-foot Twister water slide, more restaurants including an amazing steakhouse, and more nightclubs combine to make Glory the ultimate cruise trip! With 13 passenger decks, the staterooms are extra-large, most of them have ocean views, and many have private balconies, so you can travel in style as well as comfort. There's a casino, a sushi bar, and lots of bars and lounges for you to enjoy the company of friends, or make new ones.
Activities on Carnival Glory
Play a round of 9-hole mini-golf on the sunny deck, or take a dip in one of Glory's three pools. The great Twister slide is perfect for having some fun in the sun! Get pampered at the spa, where you can get great skin treatments and massages. or, relax with a book in the Black and White Library! Glory has an internet café, "Action Alley" with a great video game arcade, and a teen coffee bar and dance club for the younger folks! There's a huge children's play area, a great sports deck with basketball courts, a jogging track and a 15,000 square foot fitness center! There are board games and card games in the card room, and the Boulevard has great shops and boutiques - some of which are duty-free! There is even a multi-media business conference center. You'll never run out of options on this GLORY-ous ship!
Dining / Food on Carnival Glory
If food is your thing, check out these dining options: The formal dining rooms on Glory offer an exquisite culinary experience including fresh lobster and a huge variety of wines, as well as great service! Fascination offers the Supper Club, which is a reservations-only, chic Manhattan-restaurant setting. Offering your favorite menu items from the steakhouse, the Supper Club guarantees to please you with every bite. For the more casual diner, there are midnight buffets, a 24-hour pizzeria and even European Cafés so that you can satisfy whatever craving you have! For the youngest members of your family, the kids menu offers all of their favorites including pizza, spaghetti and meatballs, hamburgers, hotdogs, and much more!
Entertainment on Carnival Glory
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Verified Review / Sail Date: Feb 18, 2017 / Traveled As: Family (young children)
The 4 port itinerary was fantastic! Pricing was great. Food was on par with other Carnival cruises that I've been on (14), so no complaints there. Our room steward Jenny was absolutely amazing and one of the best I've ever had.
The Glory needed some updates and actually headed to dry dock right after debarkation. but no one knew that the slide and a pool would be out of commission, that the other pools would be tinged green and have rust or that the due to the work being done there would be construction on the deck making noise and taking up deck space. It was also disappointing that they opted to show nothing but PG 13 or older movies at the Dive In Theater all week, even in the 7:30 time slot until the very last night when they showed 2 animated kids movies back to back. It just seemed like poor planning and lack of consideration for the kids. I completely understand PG 13 and Rich rated movies later, and even on some nights in the early slot but to go 6 nights without a kids movies doesn't make sense and doesn't track with what we've experienced on past cruises.
I'm hoping that it's only because of the dry dock situation which had staff taking off as we docked that caused the most disorganized priority debarkation process, but the entertainment staff (minus the cruise director who was off) didn't communicate with each other and didn't communicate with the guests.
They also seemed to have issues with even the simple VIFP program as 3 of the 4 of us (2 rooms) didn't get our bottle of water (ever) and they failed to remove the laundry charge. The first time I was on the Glory 2 years ago it was fantastic, so I'm chalking this up to an anomaly and counting on Carnival to get it back together in the future.