Majesty of the Seas Review

3.5 / 5.0
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Extremely disappointed and angry

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Majesty of the Seas
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livingliferight
6-10 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Jun 2014
Traveled with children

As a "seasoned" cruiser with 7 cruises under my belt, I expected a spectacular 4 night quick cruise with our family to kick off the summer with our friends and their kids. There were 8 of us traveling together ... 4 kids (13,10,10,9) and 4 adults. We usually love RCCL ships and the experience with them. THIS SHIP IS TERRIBLE!!!!! Old and rusty, under maintained, inexperienced staff, and chaotic are the words I would use to describe our experience.

For starters, the ship boarding was delayed for 4 hours. Once we finally got onto the ship, none of the staff knew what was going on. No food was available. The guy working at Sorrento's pizza was unsure if he should make any more pizzas and had a crowd of at least 75 people standing around. Mandatory Muster drill took 1 hour and 15 minutes. A little boy next to us passed out and busted his face open. Ridiculous!

The rooms are dingy and old. The bathrooms are rusty and gross. We stayed in room 5509 and our friend stayed in 5511. The ice cream machine was ALWAYS broken or empty. The 2 "hot tubs" on board were disgusting and did not produce bubbles. The "sports deck" is old and dirty with rusted out ping pong tables. Everything was broken and there was virtually no seating at the sports deck for anyone wanting to relax and watch activities. The public bathrooms were always out of toilet paper.

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Stateroom was old and rusty. Power outlets were "loose". Black mold in the bathroom. Carpet and linens were old.

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