Vision of the Seas Review

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Transatlantic - relaxed

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mbshrekito
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Sep 2012
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

Vision of the seas is one of Royal Caribbean's older ships (1998) and is due to be fully refitted next year 2013. The ship whilst small by today's standards has a very light, open and airy feel about it and whilst it may not have the expanse of facilities of the larger ships it is laid out in a pleasing manner.

Priority check-in had us quickly through the small queue (it was 11:30) unfortunately, the Royal Caribbean check in lady we used was probably the most unfriendly Royal Caribbean employee we have ever come across and definitely should not be in a customer facing job. We checked in and went on board without further incident and proceeded to the pool deck and had some lunch -- food will be reviewed later. Our room was ready at 1pm and our stateroom attendant Carlos was superb -- crew reviews will be later.

The itinerary had to be changed at the last minute (owing to a Pilot strike in Portugal) and whilst disappointing the alternative was interesting; the revised itinerary was Southampton, Gijón, Vigo, La Coruna, The Azores and Fort Lauderdale.

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Interior Stateroom

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Older style RC layout which is a little cramped - make sure that you bring smaller suitcases so they can slide under the bed when empty.

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