Voyager of the Seas Review

Too many people. too many queues

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Sapphire57
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Feb 2014

Awesome ship, but with so many passengers queues were inevitable when a lot of people wanted to go to the same place at the same time, like before dining, embarking, shows. Lifts were often at a premium with gophers taking up a lot of space, it was ok if you could use the stairs but I cant do stairs due to knee problems.

The previous cruise had had a bad outbreak of the virus so we were not allowed to serve ourselves anywhere which also lead to a lot more queueing.

The food at the dining room was awesome but Windjammer was a bit of a disappointment, that being mainly due to having to wait to be served in the self service area making the food cold and/or dry. Needless to say we ate almost every meal in the dining room. Loved the breakfast ceareal/fruit bar in the morning and the salad bar at lunch where salads were made to order in the dining room. Cookies from Cafe Promenade were a must before bed in the evenings.

Cabin Review

Nice cabin, great location to view the parades on the promenade. Nice to have the window seat. No noise issues at all. Connecting door to stateroom next door (not used). Quite comfortable in high seas (12 meters). Plenty of storage, suitcases fit under the bed. Didnt have a kettle but think that was due to virus on previous cruise. Shower pressure and temperature good, a bit small though, had trouble if I dropped the soap with the shower doors shut. Small clothes line in shower dried clothes well with exhaust fan on.

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