Vision of the Seas Review

A CRUISE OF THE NEARLY DEAD ?

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Vision of the Seas
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2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jan 2015
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

Overall ship information: French built in 1998 and refurbished in 2013. About 2,030 passengers (86% were American) and a crew about 900 (20 were American). This cruise was fully booked. This ship was well appointed, clean and classy in appearance.

Port Embarkation:

Fast and easy. It took 24 mins to go from the street curb drop-off to reach the buffet dining room aboard the ship. Rather pleasant and no hassle whatsoever.

Cabin Review

Interior Stateroom

Cabin Q

• Cabin Number: 2705• Cabin Category: Lower, Inside, Center (The most stabilized section of the ship).• Your review: Compact and clean. CABIN ISSUES: • The smallest inside cabin we have ever stayed in. • No mini-fridge, therefore all the drinks (warm) and snacks were just spread out across the bedroom vanity counter. • The bathroom and the clothes closet lacked sufficient shelving. • No ice bucket in the room, but available through the attendant. • It took the cabin attendant 1 ½ days to replenish an empty box of tissues.• Some very slight wear-and-tear noted in the cabin. • The bottom corner of the bathroom metal door frame/floor had some rust.

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