Navigator of the Seas Review

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steveshadow
10+ Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Apr 2013
Cabin: Grand Suite
Traveled with children

So all in all a good cruise with all the typical good service from RCCL. Quick notes are that they really have very limited support for kids under 3 on most of the boats below the Oasis class. We were limited to $20/hour child care in our state room and 2-3 1 hour periods with a kid's staff member in the tot room. The also had bags of lender toys which was good but our tot got board with them and the hour play periods after about a week. To be fair there were no other kids under 2 for her to play with and the staff were very friendly but we were spoiled by our 7 day experience on Oasis when they not only had child care for $9/hr in a designated Royal baby's room but a 24 hour play room as well. Taking care out our tot in our room prevented us from enjoying our room childless.

It was good we got a Grand suite or out tot would have had no place to run at all!

The Weather in April was only warm enough to swim 1 or 2 days so that wasn't available for our tot either. Nor was there a pool with more than and inch of water for tots.

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Grand Suite

great cabin with curtain divider dvd vhs stereo and flat screen. large bath and tub. plenty of wall closet space and dry bar.

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