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Majesty of the Seas Review

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Majesty of the Seas - Bahamas

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Majesty of the Seas

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Sail Date: Sep 2003
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

We sailed on the Majesty of the Seas from September 16-20, 2002. We had a cat K cabin on deck 5 that we were able to upgrade from a Q cabin on deck two a month before the sailing due to a price drop. There were six of us that went and we stayed three to a cabin but it didn't seem very crowded and just reminded me of a college dorm room. We really only were in the cabin to change and sleep other then that we didn't spend much time in our room.

We spent a couple of days before the sailing in Miami so we took a cab to the port and arrived around 12:00. Like many other cruisers I am pretty disappointed in the check-in process. Before the security checkpoint there is an area to fill out your documentation before you board but they don't require you to fill it out before you board. Consequently I watched at least a dozen groups of people filling out documentation at the check-in counter wasting my time as they spend 10-15 minutes at the check-in counter. Royal Caribbean should have people check paper work before you get in the check-in line. As a result we spend 45 minutes waiting in line just to check-in. Then to make things worse when my card was printed it was smudged and so the very polite lady at the counter printed up new cards for my wife and me. Unfortunately she didn't activate the card so when we tried to board the ship we were told to go back and stand in the problem line. After wasting another 20 minutes waiting in line to get new cards we finally boarded the ship around 2:00. I was pretty upset by this time with the speed of service from Royal Caribbean but once I boarded the ship everything changed.

As we boarded the ship the staff was very pleasant and directed us to the Windjammer for a lunch. We decided to check out our cabin and find the rest of our group and to our surprise our cabin steward was the infamous Raul. What a great cabin steward. He did a first class job of keeping our cabin ready for us and the towel animals were great. After checking out our cabin we decided to eat lunch. The Windjammer is standard buffet fare. Not too bad and with four lines we only had to wait 5 minutes to get through the line.

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Interior Stateroom

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