Last time we took a look at some of the public spaces on Carnival Liberty, a Carnival Cruise Line ship. Today we will look at a few of the cabins and information about them. This first picture is inside the cruise terminal in Miami. I loved the glass sculpture overhead with the Carnival colors and the undulating glass. This terminal has high ceilings although the terminal itself was packed with passengers, all of whom I felt bad for as they were in these horrendously long lines. We were there around 11-11:30 am and the lines were what I would expect later in the day. Therefore, my advice of the day is to arrive earlier than you might expect to and try to beat the rush in the Miami cruise terminal if you want to avoid the extremely long lines.
Cabins: First up on our cabin tour was an inside cabin (2257), category 4B on Main deck 2. With two twin beds that convert into a king, this basic inside cabin measures 185 square feet in total. That’s somewhat larger than its mass market cruise line competitors’ cabins. If you aren’t looking for a room with a view, but rather a place to rest your head in between all the fun you’ll have on board, then this might be the cabin for you. Some people don’t like having a window because they want to be able to sleep in without the daylight streaming into the room to wake them.
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