Explorer of the Seas Review

A cruise for the parents -- kids left home!

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6-10 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: May 2012
Cabin: Superior Oceanview Stateroom with Balcony

Embarkation : cape Liberty, had to be the easiest check ever!, we hand Gold check in and where give # 12 , so right away we figured had to wait for the 12th bus, but no, i asked and was told they start with 12, and they sure did at about 1130, you must take a shuttle bus from the terminal to the boat,they have this down pat, we where on the boat by 1150 and eating windjammer at 1200, and believe me that was the one and only time this cruise, and that was the freshest i saw it all cruise.

we ate and went to the solarium , which would be our spot ,went to the cabin at 200 pm and all the luggage was there that was a nice treat! saw the amazing view of NYC and the Statue of Liberty right from our balcony! went to muster drill which was very professional and well handled, than back to room and than to upper deck to watch sail away and pass under the BRIDGE! Wow that was close!

we chose MY Time Dining, which was a great choice, and we can control what time we ate, this turned out to be one of the best dinning plan ever! The waiter and assistance was very good, the waiter was very in control of everything and pleasant as well!

Cabin Review

Superior Oceanview Stateroom with Balcony

Cabin D2

6244 -- was very nice , balcony, it was directly across from the elevators forward was very easy to get too. the closet was adequate, could of used more shelves, also could have used a light switch by the door for the lights over the bed, could only turn off at the light, otherwise this was a very nice cabin with a great view.

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