Brilliance of the Seas Review

Decent time on the Brilliance

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guyclone
First Time Cruiser • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Feb 2010

I cruised for a week with my parents on the Brilliance in early Feb.

It does not reflect the cruiseline, but our flight from Heathrow on Emitares new A380s were fine. They hold a lot of people, and it takes a long time to get on and off the plane, but it went smoothly. The in-seat TVs are great, the choices are amazing. If you don't find something to watch, theres a problem. There are also some games and a music library.

Embarkation didn't take too long. It all depends on when people are flying in. If a bunch of buses show up at once, you have to queue. If not, the process is quick. I never had a problem, and if you do have to wait, there are seats and free wi-fi in the terminal.

Cabin Review

good sized closet, not much room to walk around the beds. Bathroom is typical for a ship.

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