Enchantment of the Seas Review

Enchantment of the Seas June 17, 2013

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10+ Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jun 2013
Cabin: Inside Stateroom
Traveled with children

We are Diamond Plus members and have earned some extra perks that will be reflected in this review.

The boarding process was so fast. We walked up to the line and they called us right to the desk. We were done in lass than 5 minutes and were directed to some seats to wait for the ship to be cleared for boarding. We only waited a few minutes and then were let on the ship. We had to wait for the windjammer to open for lunch, because we had gotten on so early. Had a great lunch which is always the same for the first day. After we finished eating we toured the ship to see the new modifications. It had just been refurbished and the changes were very nice.

Our stateroom attendant stopped by the room to great us and made sure we were well taken care of the entire time. Our ding room staff were also fantastic and the head waiter made daily visits to show the kids some tricks.

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These are the smallest cabins on the ship, but have plenty of room for 2 passengers. The bathrooms are the same size as other cabins and are small. We had plenty of space for our clothes. This was a 4 day cruise, but I would have been fine for 7 days also. The advantage to having a small cabin is that you will be more inclined to leave the room and take advantage of the ships activities.

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