Independence of the Seas Review

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Travelmad
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: May 2010
Cabin: Promenade Stateroom

This was the first time on Freedom Class for us, we've been on Jewel of the Seas, which we thought was wonderful and we were a bit sceptical that Independence would be a bit too big.

The check-in at Southampton was really quick and hassle free, about 10mins, no long queues. Got on board and had a quick look round, it is an ENORMOUS ship, very impressive. Went to our cabin and unpacked. We had a promenade view which was nice and it was spotlessly clean.

Everything on board was excellent, no complaints at all. We liked the Olive and Twist bar at the top for a pre-dinner drink, then went to Romeo & Juliet dining room for our dinner. The food was faultless, perhaps too much on a plate sometimes, but the choice and quality was first class. Our waiters were excellent and very attentive too.

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Promenade Stateroom

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8537 Promenade viewHad a view overlooking Vintages wine bar. Didn't hear any noise from the promenade. Nicely sized cabin, enough storage room, nice seating area, quiet.

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