Rhapsody of the Seas Review

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moftexas
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: May 2014

The embarkation went quickly and we were on board before we knew it. As expected, the Windjammer was packed. Avoid it at all costs if you can. This was probably the biggest problem we had with the sailing was the poor setup and space planning in the Windjammer. We ended up eating most meals (including breakfast and lunch) in the dining room. The food there was very good and had nice selections.

The ship was nicley taken care of and we had no problems at all with our stateroom. We sail in interior rooms, just because we don't spend much time there. The only day I wish we would have had a balcony was the day we were at Dawes Glacier. We wouldn't have had to get up so early to get a good spot to view it on deck. The captain was awesome and manuevered the ship all around several times so that all guests would get a good look at the glacier no matter where they were.

We loved our Juneau excursion. We went on a whale watching trip with Harv & Marv's and saw many humpbacks, eagles and seals. Then they dropped us at Mendenhall and we had king crab legs at Tracy's Crab Shack.

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The stateroom was fairly small and the shower was tiny, but all worked fine and we had no problems. No way you can have the bed together though. It was too tight on both sides. Lots of nooks and crannys to store things in and we had all our our stuff put away in no time.

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