Barcelona to Australia & New Zealand Cruise Reviews

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Second cruise on Cunard Queen Elizabeth Barcelona to Melbourne

Review for a Trans-Ocean Cruise on Queen Elizabeth

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WoorimBeachLady
6-10 Cruises • Age 50s

This is my second Queen Elizabeth review. Cabin - This time we were in cabin next door to where we stayed last year. Everything was well maintained, clean, and plenty of space and storage for our 34 night cruise. Service - impeccable everywhere. Food - Britannia MDR breakfast lunch and dinner always hot, beautifully presented and tasty. Freedom dining works for us. No queues. Every table ...
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Sail Date: October 2023

Cabin Type: Balcony


Trailer Park on the Seas

Review for a Europe - Western Mediterranean Cruise on Enchantment of the Seas

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Kimvic1
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

Trailer Park at Sea This past week I embarked on my first, and unless this cruise is different in some way than others, my last cruise. I went on a Royal Caribbean cruise and I am in fact, lying under a stained cruise ship cabin ceiling, wondering what on earth could cause stains on the ceiling above my lovely twin bed. This completely forgettable and unremarkable trip started with ...
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Sail Date: October 2023


Awesome itinerary for a quite reasonable price

Review for a World Cruise Cruise on MSC Poesia

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Cees
10+ Cruises • Age 50s

We did a 119 night World Cruise, don't know why the menu here in CC says its only 50 nights. MSC delivers a lot of bang for your buck, though not everything was perfect. But the itinerary and the dining were awesome, although strangely the famous Kaito-sushi restaurant was closed during the whole trip. The staff was excellent, I wish shore hotels would have staff as nice and attentive. The ...
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Sail Date: January 2023


World Cruise not so "Magnifica"

Review for a World Cruise Cruise on MSC Magnifica

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rapidflyer
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

It was the first world cruise for msc. we had done two other world cruises with holland america and costa cruise. When we compered the msc cruise with the other two was very poor in several areas. Cost: we paid a lot more money for this cruise so we espected more. The cabin with balcony 9080 was very small and impossible to organize clothing and shoes. Food: the food in the buffet was ...
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Sail Date: January 2019

Cabin Type: Balcony Stateroom


Barcelona to Dubai on the Refurbished Voyageur

Review for a Trans-Ocean Cruise on Seven Seas Voyager

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peonyflower
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

We chose this line for its diverse itinerary for our 10th anniversary celebration. The Voyageur had just been renovated and so a refreshed ship added to the draw to be on it. Our suite was lovely and having a glass enclosed shower was a delight. Initial problems the first few days such as slow dining service were due to one-third of the staff being new to the ship and the new use of ...
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Sail Date: November 2016

Cabin Type: Deluxe Suite


The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

Review for a Australia & New Zealand Cruise on Celebrity Solstice

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bayside04
2-5 Cruises • Age 80s

Why? Having retired my wife and I look for a holiday that provides minimum fuss, unpack once but also provides a degree of comfort. Cruising provides all this and more, so like many we have entered this area with some enthusiasm. When? We cruise whenever we get a good deal, so season does not really concern us. What? What was on offer was the Celebrity Cruise Barcelona to Sydney via the ...
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Sail Date: September 2012

Cabin Type: AquaClass 2


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