Marella Celebration Review

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BUTLINS ON THE SEA

Review for the Middle East Cruise on Marella Celebration
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anna-rakestrow
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Feb 2017

bad bits first ...

Do not get me started on the planes madagascar airline (from the film madagascar ) only thing missing was the hula girl on the flight deck dash not impressed one bit for a 8hr flight i plus others were appalled at being crammed in this plane cold food naff films naff games and.... Kids.... ! i know they have to fly in the cabin space but why shove them in the middle aisle near the back away from toilets why not take note of other airlines let them on first near the front near the toilets kids love toilets on planes for some reason and have to use them at least least twenty times and thats before we have left the shores of the uk. give then a goodie bag filled with crap for them to ferret through come on thomson wake up adults take kids on holiday now a days one film for kids whoop whoop that lasts what 1hr 20 minutes whoop whoop the flight was 8hrs long what they meant to do for the rest of the flight ....oh yeah use the loo !!!!

The ship is a tired "Old Lady" Vibrated 24/7

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Cabin outside( view of port walls )

DECK 1 NO GO AREA ... poor people down there never slept with the noise and vibration

DECK 2 OK NOT SO BAD ... Bit of a vibration thing going on played hunt the rattle in the room most nights ( best deck as they use it to get off the ship you can get on and drop your treasures off then find a bar ...

Deck 3 GETTING BETTER ...

As for the rest of the decks i have no idea as no one passed comment on them so they must of been good .

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