S.S. Antoinette Review

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Castles on the Rhine

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cozama
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: May 2013

River was high, so we had to take a bus from Basel to some town further up the Rhine. They let us know ahead of time, and I thought no problem, wrong. Couldn't figure out where they were. Finally stopped at a Viking ship that was there and they said check some of the busses along the river. So we drove past all the buses asking if they were Uniworld and the fourth bus was. They never even put out a sign.

Castles, what castles. One day, that's all, you got to some castles along the river for one day. Thought I was going to be seeing more than that on a cruise labeled Castles on the Rhine. Mostly farm land, industrial complexes, power plants and towns.

I cruise Regents most of the time so if you haven't cruised them, my review may mean nothing to you. The waiters were surely. Finally determined where I wanted to sit most of the time, tipped waiter 20 euros and my best friend was found. Food was mediocre, not even close to Regents quality, nor the service. You had buffets for breakfast and lunch, cafeteria dining.

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