Freedom of the Seas Review

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Freedom of the Seas Jun 12 2011

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Freedom of the Seas
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Crusin11
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jun 2011
Cabin: Interior Stateroom
Traveled with children

This was my first sailing with RCCL and had high expectations after reading all the reviews and I was not disappointed. We thoroughly enjoyed the cruise, there were so much to do and see that we had to keep reminding ourselves to slow down, after all we are on a vacation. The crew members are very friendly and helpful. Meals at Windjammer Cafe (we went there for breakfast and lunch) offered a wide selection of delicious food. Dinner at the main dining room was marvelous and service was great. Our waiter (Steve) and assistant waiter (Joni) were very attentive and friendly, always a smile on their faces. The cruise director (Graham) is a hoot, he is hilarious. He and his staff provides great entertainment for the cruise. Remember to catch the ice show and the entertainment shows in Arcadia. The Dreamworks parade in the Royal Promenade was wonderful. Shopping was always fun at the Promenade. A great time with Freedom of the Seas.If you can, bring an underwater camera with you on the cruise, a decision you will not regret. If you think you want to try your luck in ice skating, you will need to bring a pair of long pants. No pants, no skates. There is always confusion on the gangway as we leave for our land excursion. The crew need to get their information correct before passing onto passengers. At one port, we were told we need a photo ID (driver's license or passport) for all adults along with our sea pass to return. Well, no one asked or checked our photo ID. At another port, we were told we need our passport, and the driver's license will not work, if we are to leave the ship. Again, all we needed was our sea pass. In other words, brinrg your seapass and one form of photo ID with you when you disembark, just in case.

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Interior Stateroom

Cabin K

We had an interior state room on deck 10 aft (Windjammer cafe and pool on deck 11). We had no problem with 3 people in it (1 adult, 2 children). We were able to unpack all our clothes and put them away in the closet or drawers provided. We removed the life vests and stored them on the floor in the closet and used the racks for clothes storage. We were located next to the crew space and the noise did wake me up twice during the whole week, however, my kids slept through it. The couch was nice as a seating area or just for storing our bags, but the coffee table kind of got in the way, we never used it and could sure use the additional space.

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