Enchantment of the Seas Review

Enchanting New England and Canada Cruise

Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Enchantment of the Seas
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MD_Dan
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Aug 2010
Cabin: Inside Stateroom
Traveled with children

Enchantment of the Seas to New England 8/12/10 to 8/21/10 from Baltimore

Embarkation: It was not bad. As we pulled into the lot, they directed us to the drop-off area (our friend was dropping us off). You'll save 10 minutes by having the RCI tags on your checked luggage. But tags were available for those who forgot. The kind gentlemen helped us unload them into the luggage carrier. It was a quick process.

We began processing in the inside the Baltimore Seaport and it was reasonable. The processing time was roughly 20 minutes. We were then seated in a section and the wait was maybe 30 minutes. We were on the ship by noon. As an Enchantment comedian remarked during the cruise, why is it that they choose at this terrible time to take your picture?

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Inside Stateroom

Cabin M

There were a few strange noises during the night but nothing terrible. One sounded like and electric motor. Another sounded like splashing water. After the first night, we learned to sleep through them. This room was locked next to an A/C closet. It was forward and port. This made it super convenient for the teen programs and the WindJammer. The only other complaint was that the seapass kept demagnetizing and someone had to come out to open our safe once. After the third seapass, we stopped using the safe!

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