Royal Caribbean Senior Cruises Reviews

Not enough Gluten Free food. Way too much East Indian food, but it was good but not Every single day! One day of Mexican good and it was bad! A joke. The chocolate mouse jiggled, conscestency of jello and literally No taste. Not chocolate, tho dark, just bla. Carne asada or carne A Sad Duh! was 3 thin slices beef with a blob of spinach on top. Mexican night dinner in dining room had tacos, a ...

We booked 2 owner suites on the occasion of our 30th wedding anniversary. One suite for my wife and I and one suite for our adult children, who have left the house but back to form the ' original familiy ' for one week in Florida, including this mini cruise to the Bahama's. My wife and I have booked an owner suite before on a simular Royal Caribbean ship a number of years ago. Nothing wrong with ...

We planned this cruise due to some of the ports we had not been to. Ports were great but really RC you need to retire this ship. If it takes a smaller ship to get into some of these ports then build a few of these small ships and then don't load them up to the gills with people. This ship was cramped, lines long and old. They didn't even have a soda machine to alleviate the lines at the bars. ...

This cruise was pretty inexpensive compared to other Royal Caribbean cruises. The ship was well kept along with great service from the crew. It didn’t seem there was a lot to do in the Bahamas, Grand Bahamas was a little shallow on activities unless you like water activities. Bimini also the same, the best island was Coco Cay which is a day on the beach, sandwich bites from food shacks, a large ...

It's been 4 years since we last cruised on the sister ship to The Navigator of the Seas. Covid pretty much dictated our schedule for the last 3 years. Now, we saw an opportunity to set sail again. We tried last September, but a Covid outbreak pushed the schedule back until this April. Prior to the cruise we signed up for the KEY program as well as the Refreshment package. The KEY allowed us to ...

We chose this cruise with a group total of 18. This was all of our first time on any RC line. First off, the ship is very nice, I love the layout and how there is plenty of space to hang out by the pools, walk the promenade, etc. There was plenty of activities to entertain both the adults and kids, too. 98% of the staff we encountered was extremely friendly and helpful, even with being ...

I chose this cruise because I wanted a short one from Galveston, TX. The ship is clean and the staff is very friendly, but the ship has seen better days. We had a Grand Suite which is very comfortable because of its size and closet space, but the chairs in the balcony were stained, the railing had so many scratches that it look dirty and extremely old. One thing I liked and found ...

Background: Mother-Daughter trip (ages 64/32) I am a loyal RCCL cruiser (diamond) and daughter catching up! We have been doing mother daughter cruises for a few years, along with other trips. I have also cruised on Celebrity, Carnival and Princess. Cruise: 7 Day Cruise left from Bayonne, NJ; stopping at Port Canaveral, Nassau and CocoCay with total three days at sea. We chose this ...

Royal Genie Allan is nothing short of amazing! We were lucky enough to enjoy his company on our recent cruise aboard Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the seas. Everything from the delicious food, to his wonderful service, was top notch. He truly went above and beyond in helping us plan our days on board and shared a wealth of knowledge about the ship, its culture and its fantastic destinations. He ...

Since we had not travelled since pre-COVID, we decided to splurge and upgrade to the Owners Suite. We have zero regrets about doing this. The suite was extra spacious, beds were more comfortable, balcony was huge, and the perks associated with having a suite were superb (access to the Suite Lounge with its included nightly appetizers and drinks, access to the Coastal Kitchen with its elevated ...