Seven Seas Mariner Review

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Seven Seas Mariner - Central America/Panama Canal

Review for the Panama Canal & Central America Cruise on Seven Seas Mariner

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Sail Date: Mar 2004

We were on the Mariner's 14-night trip from Los Angeles to Ft. Lauderdale via the Panama Canal.

As first-timers we decided to book one of the ship's larger suites that included butler service. We were delighted and dismayed by our choice. Next time we'll think more carefully. (See the very end of this review for details about this.)

First of all, every suite on the Mariner has a balcony, and when the weather is as gorgeous as it was during our cruise, you don't spend much of your time in the suite itself. You're either on your balcony, or you're on the (almost) empty deck. Having the extra space was extremely nice, but we really didn't use half of it. And, anyway, as we learned during one of the "open houses," even the smallest suites on the ship are more than comfortable for two people.

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