Vision of the Seas Review

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2010 - A Baltic Odyssey

Review for the Baltic Sea Cruise on Vision of the Seas
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madra2112
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Aug 2010
Cabin: Large Ocean View Stateroom
Traveled with children

I was a little apprehensive for a while before this cruise. Vision OTS was getting a bit of a critical mauling from some quarters, from suggestions the interior decor was "tired", to intimations of grave dilapidation. The food was awful (people were LOSING weight), and some staff just wanted to get you onboard, take your credit card number, sell you every service they could, and then get you off the ship as quickly as possible.

There must be two ships called Vision of the Seas, because I certainly didn't sail on the vessel described above!

After a lovely night in Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens, we stayed at the Absalon Hotel. Cheap as chips, did the job. After breakfast, we got a taxi to the port, arriving at 11am, just as the heavens opened and an almighty deluge soaked as as we were getting out of the cab. It lasted about 10 minutes, and far from being a warning of what was to come, it was the last time we got wet until we got home to Ireland, apart from a little drizzle in Tallin and a shower in Stockholm.

Cabin Review

Large Ocean View Stateroom

Cabin H

Connecting to 4562 where our teens were. Very handy arrangement, nice window, good use of space, very quiet despite being under Casino Royale and Promenade Deck

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