Enchantment of the Seas Review

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Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Enchantment of the Seas
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6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2011
Cabin: Inside Stateroom
Traveled with children

This was our 2nd RCL cruise (same ship - Enchantment pre-stretching and our kids were MUCH younger) and 1st time to Bahamas. Also 1st time from Baltimore and driving to/from the cruise.

Embarkation: Easiest ever. Highway access is very good, reasonable process to unload bags (get the luggage tags ahead of time and pre-tag your bags). Check in was a bit slow but not terribly so. Bags arrived quickly and we had plenty of time to grab lunch in Windjammer. Liked getting the muster drill done in port (no wind).

Cabin: We had adjoining interior cabins on Deck 3 under the Centrum area. Sure is a lot more room without 4 people in 1 cabin! Arrangement made it very easy to coordinate activities with our now adult-age kids. Warning - could hear the activities in the Centrum, especially if a band was playing. They usually quit around 11PM, so not a problem unless you go to bed early/are a light sleeper. I occasionally could hear furniture (?) being moved as well. Otherwise a convenient location for us and we'd prefer to spend $ elsewhere than a "better" cabin. Cabin service was excellent. Our cabin attendant left amusing towel creatures for us each night - including a rabbit, an elephant, and a monkey.

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Inside Stateroom

Deck 3 cabin, interior, underneath Centrum area. Had pair with connecting door, very handy for checking on children old enough to be in their own cabin. Could hear activities in Centrum area, this would be a problem during party nights if you go to bed before 11PM and are a light sleeper. Assume for rooms further aft under My Fair Lady that some dinning room activity may be noticeable early if you prefer to sleep in. Storage space is more than adequate for 2 people.

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