Radiance of the Seas Review

Radiance of the Seas - Alaska

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Sail Date: Jul 2005
Traveled with children

This cruise was the climax of a cross country Motorhome trip with our 9 year old granddaughter. We drove from Florida to Tacoma, Washington where we picked up 2 more of our grandchildren. After 2 more weeks traveling in Yellowstone NP and Mt. Rushmore we returned to Tacoma and got ready for our 7 day cruise.

We occupied two cabins, 8007 and 8005. This was our 3rd cruise with RC, and the 1st for our 3 grandchildren. It was the best cruise we've taken so far! Our grandchildren enjoyed every minute as well. We drove from Tacoma to Vancouver where we parked the car at cruisepark. They provided transportation to and from the pier, and check-in was pretty smooth, and so was customs. Likewise for our return. We had inside cabins, side by side but not adjoining. That was no problem, however, since we had a card to enter their room plus they were only a phone call away! We ate in the Cascades Dining room on the lower level at the early seating. Right from the beginning, the waitress, asst. waiter and even the Head Waiter were friendly, patient and entertaining throughout the week. We were at a table for 12, including another set of grandparents with their daughter and twin grandchildren and a mother/daughter pair of wonderful ladies. Dinner was looked forward to each and every night. We also had several lunches there as well. We ate breakfast and some lunch in the Windjammer Buffet which offered wonderful varieties of foods to please each of us.

Entertainment was above average from previous cruises which we've been on. We always attended and enjoyed ourselves.

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