Enchantment of the Seas Review

Repositioning Cruise On the Enchantment of Seas

Review for the Southern Caribbean Cruise on Enchantment of the Seas
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Protseq
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Apr 2013
Cabin: Inside Stateroom

This was our 3rd Royal Caribbean International cruise with our very first cruise on the Nordic Prince in 1986, followed by a 4 day Majesty of the Seas getaway in 2009, and now a repositioning cruise on the Enchantment of the Seas. Here is a short and sweet review:

Ship: Recently refurbished with updated interiors, addition of Park Cafe (light snacks).

Cabin: Inside 4511, yes it is small with limited space to move about and closet storage. Location was good: one flight up to main showroom (could hear entertainment going through the cabin ceiling) and some noise when preparing to dock in port. We could hear a thumping sound while underway (stabilizers?).

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Inside Stateroom

Cabin M

Small inside cabin with limited floor space and storage. Tiny shower with curtain. Flat screen hdtv that does not offer online account information. Below the main showroom so one will hear low frequency bass noise when music is playing. It can also get noisy when arriving at a port from below decks and what I believe is stabilizers. At other times, quiet, not much passenger traffic, and relatively close to forward elevators.

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