Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas Cruise Reviews for Family to the Transatlantic from Galveston

My wife and I ( both over 65) took our second transatlantic cruise on the Voyager of the Seas in May 2011. We had previously taken the Navigator on the TA in 2011 and will be taking the Liberty of the Seas in April 2012. That cruise will be our 29th. We now live in Phoenix and flew the night before to Houston. We met up with 3 other Voyager couples and took a limo to the Galveston Port. The cruise ...

Was on the transatlantic cruise May 1st 2011. We were looking forward to the cruise for so long but we had a bad cruise. We are a family of 7 2 adults and 5 kids ages 2 to 11. Embarkation was fine on the ship within 30 Min's. Room was ready when we got on which was great, kids cups for drinks were in room so all seem good. We went straight to the pool and kids got in for a swim and we had a lovely ...

Pros: Massive size, plenty of privacy, 3 pools, 7 hot tubs, great promenade, outstanding waitress and head waiter in dining room, good sized casino, the most beautiful granite urinal I have ever seen - gotta experience this for yourself...I'm not going to ruin it. Top notch gym and spa. Cons: 1 Pool and 1 hot tub are supposed to be open 24/7 but all were closed the first night - even in the ...

This was my 16th cruise, first on Royal Caribbean; previously 10 on Carnival, 3 on NCL, 1 on Celebrity, 1 on Imperial Majesty (a freebie!!). I was traveling with my husband; this was his 10th cruise. We are both self employed; I am 47 and dh is 56. Overall, we found the RC Voyager fine - a few things weren't our preferences and some others were disappointing, but nothing that would ruin the ...

Houston Texas was the closest airport to our debarkation point of Galveston. This was our first experience with RCCL. Like with so many other cruise lines, the RCCL representative was not equipped with a megaphone to address the large crowd assembled in the very noisy bus transfer point. A simple fix like a megaphone would have avoided a lot of confusion and people jostling for position to get ...

After four Sundays of waving good-bye to the Voyager as she sailed from Galveston to Mexico, we finally boarded for the transatlantic. Fortunately, we live less than 20 blocks to the pier as I always forget something. This time it was the formal wear in a hanging bag hung on the dining room door. A quick call to our neighbor saved the day. Had not yet boarded, so by the time clothes arrived no ...