Anthem of the Seas Review
4.5 / 5.0
Anthem of the Seas, wish you could have rocked it!
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Sail Date: Jun 2016
Cabin: Family Connected Junior Suite with Balcony
Traveled with children
I chose this ship as my teen son's wanted this ship as their graduation present. They saw the ship had the I-fly experience, x-box room and bumper cars, and slightly different features from other ships. I also liked the fact it was a drivable port for my family, straight down 95.
Unfortunately our sailing seemed to be plagued with accidents and issues. We were on the sailing where the 8 year old boy drowned, a man had a heart attack and guests were being wheeled all around the ship w/ sprains and breaks.
Saddest part of this whole scenario is RCCL has a bunch of child size life vests by the pool for guests use.
Cabin Review
Family Connected Junior Suite with Balcony
Cabin FC
The cabin was very spacious and loved the split bathroom concept. Ship was having toilet vacuum pressure issues first couple of days, which was annoying. Bed was extremely firm, not as comfortable as other RCCL ships. Décor lovely and balconies easily opened to connect to boys room.
Port Reviews
Bayonne (Cape Liberty)
Just drove to port, and took longer than usual to board the ship.
King's Wharf
I always take my own cab to the beaches. Less cost, easier and more reliable.
San Juan
Ship got in at 7am and left at noon. Total waste of a day. Rather have spent it at sea.
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