Barcelona to Trans-Ocean Cruise Reviews
Cruiser Rating
3.6
Average
24 reviews
Filters
1-10 of 24 Barcelona to Trans-Ocean Cruise Reviews
Review for MSC Bellissima to Trans-Ocean
militaryman9
10+ Cruises
•
Age 60s
The cruise taken- Genoa to Dubai 16 nights.
I was aware from the start when booking this cruise that 9 days would be at sea.
Having taken over 80- cruises, that's fine by me. Unfortunately it's a shame MSC didn't provide us with much in the way of keeping us occupied! In my opinion the first of what you might call a decent show wasn't provided until the 6th night? Activities during the day ...
Read MoreSail Date: November 2019
Cabin Type: Bella Inside Stateroom
Review for Spectrum of the Seas to Trans-Ocean
Gr3k
10+ Cruises
•
Age 70s
This cruise completed around the world cruising for my husband and I. It had a similar itinerary as one we booked in 2017 with 2 other couples. Unfortunately, serious illnesses in the other couples forced us to cancel that cruise. All are now healthy and we tried again. Very excited about being the first to sleep in the bed, eat at that table, see a show in the theatre etc. We sailed from ...
Read MoreSail Date: April 2019
Cabin Type: Junior Suite with Balcony
Review for Spectrum of the Seas to Trans-Ocean
Carl from Pahrump
10+ Cruises
•
Age 70s
We were in Silver Suit #9236: a balcony by the mid ship elevator. I thought it was a great location near the Stabilizers. We hardly felt any motion from Barcelona to Dubai.
We ate Br, Lu and Dn in the Silver Dining Room every day from Day 2 onward. We could have had Lu the first day, but we didn’t know the Silver Dining Room was open till we got to our cabin. I called about Dn the first ...
Read MoreSail Date: April 2019
Cabin Type: Junior Suite with Balcony
Review for Spectrum of the Seas to Trans-Ocean
Susannah
First Time Cruiser
•
Age 70s
This was our very first cruise so had nothing to compare it with. Overall the ship was beautiful, our cabins were great. The food got to be very boring on the second leg as the variety never changed in the Windjammer. The dining room food was very good at night and we couldn’t complain about the service. Entertainment was hit and miss and we waited so long for the big productions to come on. The ...
Read MoreSail Date: April 2019
Cabin Type: Ocean View Balcony
Review for Nautica to Trans-Ocean
WoodyP
6-10 Cruises
•
Age 70s
My wife and I sailed on Nautica from Barcelona to Dubai October / November 2017
This was our 3rd time with Oceania, having already sailed on Riviera and Marina. This was our first time on one of Oceania’s smaller ships but we knew what to expect in terms of size and layout as we had previously sailed with Azamara on Quest, which also being one of the original Renaissance ships, is the same ...
Read MoreSail Date: October 2017
Cabin Type: Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom
Review for Majestic Princess to Trans-Ocean
atsea2006
10+ Cruises
•
Age 70s
We've cruised on all three ships in this class on their maiden voyages. While we had an excellent cruise, the Majestic fell short of our expectations given our experiences on the Royal and Regal although the cruising portion went very smoothly.
We chose this voyage based upon the destination ports of call and the offered excursions through Princess and our expectation that as a sister ship ...
Read MoreSail Date: May 2017
Review for Majestic Princess to Trans-Ocean
jjjjswan
10+ Cruises
•
Age 70s
Disappointing is the only way to describe this new ship, its layout is way behind the times and poor use of space. We were on board for 3 weeks and found the crew to be disinterested, not very energetic and there is a distinct lack of supervision.
The food is not good particularly the buffet where food is prepared elsewhere and left to serve yourself was not hot, bland and repetitive. The ...
Read MoreSail Date: May 2017
Review for MSC Fantasia to Trans-Ocean
Inge timmy123
10+ Cruises
•
Age 70s
We joined the cruise at Barcelona, as did many others. There was one girl directing people and one desk open. It was a shambles. The staff of Fantasia have no concept of queueing.They brought a party in front and signed them in in front of everyone.
By 8am all the sunbeds were taken or should I say covered with towels. Some of the people who had taken them never turned up at all. The ...
Read MoreSail Date: November 2016
Cabin Type: Interior Stateroom
Review for Seven Seas Voyager to Trans-Ocean
candrey
2-5 Cruises
•
Age 60s
We needed to go to Europe for family reasons and being Australian, this cruise took us a good part of the way home. Despite having traveled a great deal, a number of the ports and side trips were places we had previously missed and this was a very convenient way to link them together. The all-inclusive nature was also attractive to us.
Passengers: The passengers were largely American, but most ...
Read MoreSail Date: November 2016
Cabin Type: Deluxe Suite
Review for Seven Seas Voyager to Trans-Ocean
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 ...
Read MoreSail Date: November 2016
Cabin Type: Deluxe Suite
Find a Trans-Ocean Cruise from $3,600
Reviews for Other Cruise Ships from Barcelona to Trans-Ocean