Royal Caribbean Navigator of the Seas Cruise Reviews for Family to the Transatlantic from Southampton

I have been on the sister ship Splendor and now this one...the design is to turn everything inwards to a four story strip mall where everyone congregates because its too cold or wet or both to be on deck. This makes the ship seem very crowded as normally nearly half the passengers would be outside. This makes the Windjammer buffet crowed as people don't want to leave because there is no place to ...

I was recovering from Cancer, and the cruise was a delayed 70th birthday celebration. Celebration!!!! That was the last thing this cruise was. I had believed that Royal Caribbean would be a reputable company, but it seemed that you penny-pinched in almost every corner of the ship. The shows were abysmal. Only two of them were worthy to be called shows, these were the 'Beatles' and the Ice ...

This was our third cruise, second TA, and 3rd cruise line. There were six of us in the party. Overall we had a very nice time. Embarkation was a breeze. No one helped us to the room, but I do pretty well around ships so no problem getting to the room. Room was excellently appointed and bed was very comfortable. Enjoyed having the bed adjacent to the balcony slider. This trip had 3000 passengers. ...

This was a repositioning cruise with unusual ports of call on RCCL Navigator of the Seas Nov 5, 2007- that's what attracted us. 13 night from Southampton, one sea day to La Caruna Spain, Lisbon, two sea days to Madiera Island, Las Palmas Canary Islands and 6 sea days transatlantic to Ft Lauderdale. While we enjoy RCCL, it's been about 3 yrs since our last one with them. This cruise was a vivid ...