Freedom of the Seas Review

Freedom of the Seas - Feb. 2013

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minnie143
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Feb 2013
Cabin: Promenade Stateroom
Traveled with children

This was our first time on a Royal Caribbean Cruise. We booked for Feb 10-17, 2013 on Freedom of the Seas. (We have cruised with Carnival(1 time) and Disney (4 times) The Registration and Embarkment very crowed with nothing special when you boarded the ship. We boarded he ship approx. 11:30am. After you found your own way to where lunch was served (we ended on the deck 11 at The Windjammer Buffet along with everybody else on the ship.) Finding a table to sit at was a challenge.

Our room was ready at 1pm. We had a total of 4 Promenade Staterooms (8 people- 6 adults and 2 teenagers)- we had staterooms 7275 & 7277 (adjoining) and 7279 & 7281 (adjoining).

I had read in previous reviews about noise complaints, put we did not experience any loud noises at all. There were no loud noises from the promenade below. Our rooms overlooked the Bull & Bear Pub and in the evenings there were music,sing a longs, etc, but for the most part all was quite at 11pm. And all you would here were muffled noises. Nothing to disturb us.

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Promenade Stateroom

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Promenade Stateroom 7275

No complaints. I read in past reviews about noise from the Promenade below. We never experienced any noise. Our room overlooked The Bull and Bear Pub. They had music and singing but all was quite by 11pm. Our group of 8 had four promenade staterooms- 7275 and 7277 (adjoining) and 7279 and 7281 (adjoining)

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