Montego Bay Singles Cruises Cruise Reviews
Cruiser Rating
3.7
Average
7 reviews
Most helpful review
NOT A Commercial Cruise....I like that....
"We don't like the huge ships. Coming from a small town, 3000 people is more than our cities population. My husband loves to sail. Star Flyer holds 170 passengers. We love the Carribean.
Food was excellent...."Read More
Tinatheloop
2-5 Cruises
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Age 60s
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Review for Marella Celebration to Caribbean - Eastern
Orinb
6-10 Cruises
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Age 50s
This was a last minute booking for us so we didn't get to do a lot of research. We've cruised many times with larger cruise lines mostly American and family oriented. I am going to go over the first impressions first which weren't great but please read till the end. When we got to the ship we were really disappointed as it looked very dated. The cabins were small and my 14 year old daughter ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2017
Departure Port: New York (Brooklyn, Red Hook)
Traveled with children
13 Helpful Votes
Review for Independence of the Seas to Caribbean - All
NinS
First Time Cruiser
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Age 40s
This was my first-ever cruise. It was the annual full-charter Welcome to Jamrock reggae cruise featuring several of the Marleys as well as an all-star cast of reggae stars past, present and future.
I had a great time but found it to be a mixed experience. The performances were spectacular. Every artist did a lengthy set backed by their own band (which is often not the case at land-based reggae ...
Read MoreSail Date: November 2016
Departure Port: New York (Brooklyn, Red Hook)
Cabin Type: Interior Stateroom
5 Helpful Votes
Review for Star Flyer to Caribbean - All
Tinatheloop
2-5 Cruises
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Age 60s
We don't like the huge ships. Coming from a small town, 3000 people is more than our cities population. My husband loves to sail. Star Flyer holds 170 passengers. We love the Carribean.
Food was excellent. We found some of the passengers a little stuffy. One British guy was upset I was dancing barefoot on deck after dinner. We did meet a nice little group of friends we enjoyed the entire ...
Read MoreSail Date: March 2016
Departure Port: New York (Brooklyn, Red Hook)
13 Helpful Votes
Review for Marella Celebration to Caribbean - Southern
Janmarg
2-5 Cruises
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Age 70s
We had a lovely week in Montego Bay in the Riu palace, would defiantly give that a 5 star rating. We were advised by Thomson rep to stay at hotel first as we would be disappointed with hotel after the cruise, this I might add was completely the opposite.
We arrived at the Thomson Dream, first appearances, OK a bit tired, cabin was quite nice, no complaints there. The food during the day, ...
Read MoreSail Date: March 2016
Departure Port: New York (Brooklyn, Red Hook)
6 Helpful Votes
Review for Braemar to Caribbean - All
Skyepye1
6-10 Cruises
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Age 50s
have just returned from panama and mayan temple cruise loved it.(6th cruise with FO)
weather was fantastic. first time doing a warmer climate.crew as you come to expect with fred olsen were superb. Waiters in bar always knowing your favorite tipple.
The cabin although narrow was kept lovely and clean by the stewardess . The food was good and the two dedicated waiters in the grampian ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2016
Departure Port: New York (Brooklyn, Red Hook)
8 Helpful Votes
Review for Marella Celebration to Panama Canal & Central America
Nessielfc
First Time Cruiser
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Age 50s
After reading previous reviews on here I was a bit apprehensive about returning to the dream for what would be our fifth cruise with thomsons.However i neednt have been,Once again we had a fab time and will definately be cruising with Thomsons again next year.No issues with the flights, outbound was on time return landed 1 hour early,bit of a delay on boarding the ship but with 2 Manchester ...
Read MoreSail Date: February 2015
Departure Port: New York (Brooklyn, Red Hook)
Traveled with children
Review for Minerva to Panama Canal & Central America
mjtravellers
2-5 Cruises
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Age 70s
We wanted an interesting cruise on a small ship over Christmas and New Year and the " Mysteries of the Maya" cruise, visiting Central/South America and the Caribbean, sounded ideal. It was our fourth cruise, having been once on Azamara Quest and twice on SAGA's Quest For Adventure. We read Cruise Critic before we went and felt that and the Swan brochure gave us an ideal alternative to our previous ...
Read MoreSail Date: December 2013
Departure Port: New York (Brooklyn, Red Hook)
6 Helpful Votes