Majesty of the Seas Review
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My family (me, 33, wife, 29, my father, [redacted, but old enough to be in AARP], and his fiancEe, [redacted as well]) planned this cruise so that my father and (now) stepmother could get married in Key West; we were in nearby cabins (3567 and 3055). My uncle provided a limo for us to ride in from our homes in Fort Myers and Naples to Miami, which is most assuredly the way to go if you're driving to the port -- time to have a bottle of Champagne en route, no worries about parking, it was quite nice!
The limo brought us to the port by 11:00, and we were on-board within an hour. We set up our purser's account first thing, and bought soda packages for my wife and Dad's fiancEe. A little lunch at the Windjammer -- quite tasty, and time to explore.
There was the obvious comparisons between this ship and others we've been on (most recently, the Carnival Legend for my wife and I); the decor is much more subdued compared to Carnival -- it's nautical-themed, as opposed to the over-the-top casino-esque decor favored by Carnival. The public areas seemed more open and expansive, and there were fewer bars.
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Interior Stateroom
Very small closet -- enough space for 2 people for 4 days, if you are willing to recycle an item or two. Very, very limited drawer space, only what's found in the desk. With the bed as a queen, if you sleep on the right side (facing the head from the foot of the bed), expect to not have any possibility of getting up in the middle of the night without waking your partner, as you'll have to crawl over them to get out of bed. Also, bring an alarm clock, as it's next to impossible to determine time of day (indeed, even AM/PM) due to lack of day/night cues in the room. Also, no night-table if the bed is a queen; expect to fumble for your glasses on the desk.