Enchantment of the Seas Review
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Enchantment of the Seas May 11th
Another wonderful Royal Caribbean cruise is underway with a four hour drive to the beautiful Cruise Maryland port of Baltimore.
We arrived at the port about 10:30 to find no lines in the parking lot, so we left our checked bags with the porters at the luggage trams and proceeded to the parking queue. There we paid the $15 a night parking fee and were directed to the proper lot. After unloading The Boss' scooter and carry-on, I parked in the handicapped section and met her at the door to the terminal building where we were escorted to the health questionnaire station and on to check-in. We saw our friends waiting to board, and commenced our fun even before setting foot on the ship. Boarding was quite uneventful we were sent up the new ramp to Enchantment. Since you start the trek at the same level as deck one-half (about) and need to get to the level of deck 4 it is a walk up ramps. I swear they should have oxygen at some of the turns.
Cabin Review
Large Ocean View Stateroom
The cabin was our first Oceanview handicapped. Everything, minus one very minor detail, was great. he minor detail was the outside of the window needing cleaned. We had a great Cabin Steward. We look forward to seeing the updates after the re-vitalization.