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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-22-2011 @ 8:29PM
t said...
Don't waste your money on carnival destiny. No entertainment, mediocre food, and nothing to do except on the islands. Go on Disney!! Nothing else will compare
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1-22-2011 @ 8:59PM
Eileen said...
So not true! We were married on and then cruised with our family on the Destiny in 2009 and had the vacation of a lifetime. The only way I would cruise on Disney would be if I had several small children and wanted to be on a continual sugar high! The Destiny was classy, the food was exceptional, and the entertainment was first class. Everyone in our party was impressed and had a wonderful time. I would highly recommend the Carnival Destiny to anyone.
1-22-2011 @ 10:18PM
Linda said...
I also took the Destiny to St. Thomas to get married in 2002. Great ship! Been on it twice!
1-23-2011 @ 1:01AM
wng2b said...
Celebrity Millennium was built in 2000 and held title of the latest, greatest class of Celebrity ships until knocked off the top spot by the popular new Solstice class ships, surely the future of the line.