Jewel of the Seas Review

Jewel Of The Seas,

Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Jewel of the Seas
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ruvidu
6-10 Cruises • Age 20s

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Sail Date: Sep 2012
Cabin: Superior Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony

Embarkation was a breeze with wonderful people helping my friend in the wheel chair. I am guessing it took 45 minutes to an hour to get from the taxi to on board. Almost as good as our Disney experiances and way better than Princess.

We went straight to Windjammer for lunch. The six of us had a time finding a table mainly because people were using the tables and chairs for a lounge area while waiting for their rooms to be made ready. There needs to be some rule where if you are not partaking of a meal you do not sit at a table.

Staterooms - They were exactly as I expexted. We had Staterooms 7614, 7616, and 7618. All were balcony rooms. 7614 was a handicap accessable room and was unbelievable. My friend said he wished he had that nice of a bathroom at home. Royal Carribian deserves a big well done for having such nice facilites for those with disablilities and not charging extra for them. Some notes here on the rooms, There are only two recepticles in the room, both located at the vanity. I thought to bring an extension cord with multiple outlets and am glad I did. We had phones, camera batteries, and a computer to charge each evening. Also, there is storage on each side of the vanity mirror that we did not notice until the last day. Wish we had known sooner.

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Superior Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony

Cabin D2

7614 - Handicap accessable. Very nice. Very Quiet.

7616, 7618 Identical to each other and no complaints about either.

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