Rhapsody of the Seas Review

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Rhapsody of the Seas South Pacific Cruise in March 2013

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Goochie66
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Mar 2013

Just got back yesterday - we were really surprised at how fantastic the Cruise was! We thought only boring old farts went on Cruises - well, yes they do but lots of other fun, young people do too!

The weather was cloudy/rainy for the first few days but then the sun came out and it was all so perfect. We had a cabin right at the pointy end of the ship on Deck 2 - we actually loved being able to really feel like we were on a boat (think crashing waves, portholes, lots of motion from the ocean and being able to feel like the anchor was coming down right through the centre of our cabin!), even though I got seasick the first night, some free Bonine from Guest Services fixed that immediately.

The staff are beyond excellent - Abdul we love you and wish you could've come home with us! The place is sparkling clean all the time, everywhere without exception. The food in the buffet was fabulous; the food in the Edelweiss dining room was beyond excellent; Chops Grille was outstanding (OMG the creme brulee on fire was to die for) and the Chef's Table was like we'd died and gone to heaven!

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Cabin 2010 - Deck 2 - right at the very front. Fantastic as long as you don't mind feeling the boat being a boat! Two portholes. Larger than standard rooms. We loved it. Shower pressure was awesome - never every ran out of hot water no matter how long you were in for! Sheets were absolutely gorgeous - thick white luxurious towels. 5 star

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