Vision of the Seas Review

Not the Vision that I had of the Cruise beforehand

Review for the Middle East Cruise on Vision of the Seas
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Shelz1
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2016
Cabin: Superior Interior Stateroom

I have just returned from a 7 day cruise out of Dubai on RCCL's Vision of the Seas.

She is an older ship that carries 2,500 people. A size and age that I usually love. Sadly, Vision was rather tired. Despite the best attempts of the crew to keep her clean it never felt quite like they had succeeded.

The food was a really mixed bag. At times it was excellent and other it was horrible. I ate breakfast at the Park Cafe in the Solarium which was fine. As I eat fruit, yogurt and granola washed down with black coffee I would have been shocked had it not been OK.

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Superior Interior Stateroom

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My cabin was an inside superior and I was very happy with the size and layout. My cabin attendant wasn't particularly attentive - it took two days to meet him. When I first came of I found a couple of empty bottles in one of the cupboards and there never was a room service menu. He kept the bed made and the bathroom generally wiped down but other than that I can't say much for it.

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