Freedom of the Seas Review

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First Time Cruiser • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Apr 2010
Cabin: Promenade Stateroom
Traveled with children

My husband and I and our 3 sons age 9 & 7 decided to give RCCL a try after 3 previous cruises on Disney. Overall we were VERY impressed with Freedom of the seas and will definitely sail with RCCL again.

We left from Port Canaveral on Easter Sunday. We arrived at the port at approximately 10:30. We had an easy check in process. We waited for about 45 minutes and boarded the ship. Our first stop was Windjammer Cafe for some lunch! Lunch was very good, I was excited to try the honey stung chicken I had read so much about and it was delicious.

After lunch we decided to take a tour of the ships while we waited for out state rooms to be ready. The royal promenade is amazing! You do not feel like you are on a ship, but rather in a large shopping mall. My husband and I booked 2 separate rooms because it saved us almost $1000. Originally when I booked we had one room however I seen a huge price drop on RCCL web site when I called them to ask about we would have to go from having 1 room to 2 separate guaranteed state rooms so we did. They gave the money back as an on board credit which we were very happy with! I was lucky enough to score a promenade state room that I shared with my 7 year old and my husband shared his room with the 9 year old. We loved the promenade state room which gave us a great view of all of the parades and great for people watching! We were never bothered by noise in this room as some may think.

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