Rhapsody of the Seas Review

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pork12345
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: May 2012
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

We were a family group with 8 inside cabins.

Know what to expect and you will not be disappointed. 14 years ago, my friends paid over $2000.00 each for an inside room for this 7 day cruise. Food and service were much different in those days. Today, cruise prices have decreased to make cruising more affordable for families. As a result, meals are less extravagant, line ups are longer, entertainment is not like what it used to be. Still, this cruise is value for your money...just don't expect king crab legs, fresh hand-cut halibut or salmon. Service remained very good - for everyone in our group (from senior with walkers to the youngest - a toddler).

Getting to Canada Place - the cruise port terminal. Very easy by public transportation from the airport - just find the (LRT -"train")Canada Line to Waterfront Station. Lots of room on the train for luggage. You have to go out to the street and walk about 2 blocks (ask for directions).

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Interior Stateroom

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