Independence of the Seas Review

Fun in the sun, maybe ?

Review for the Mediterranean Cruise on Independence of the Seas
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Stevie Lawson
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Sep 2013

Fun, laughter and more aboard the Indy to the Med...IF you mixed with your own age group.

This 21st Sept sailing was my 4th cruise aboard. A few changes have made to the ship and the evening shows recently.

An elderly demographic led this voyage, interspersed with younger families and middle aged couples. But wheelchairs, electric buggies and strollers ruled. (At other times it is children making up 1/3 of the passengers)

Cabin Review

9564 superbly appointed, close enough to the much less used forward elevators. Cabin in good condition. Large balcony with 2 upright loungers, 2 chairs and small table. Bed in middle of room, with sofa and chair/footstool by sliding door and separate window. On mini forward hump, just under the floating hot tubs but never noticed the overhang. Head at aft, feet towards stern when travelling. No movement felt. Large walk in closet which can be used as a dressing room. Would choose this cabin again.

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