Enchantment of the Seas Review

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Back to Enchantment for two short trips

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padrek
First Time Cruiser • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Sep 2013
Cabin: Large Ocean View Stateroom

She is the largest and "newest" ship on the run, even though she is 17 yrs. old. Enchantment was "lengthened" about 7 yrs. ago and recently had RCI's "Enhancement" upgrades that RCI is giving to all of its ships. I have probably sailed on Enchantment 20 times thru the years.

Most pax arrive at MCO and take the RCI transfer bus for the 50 min transfer to Pt Canaveral. Embarcation was easy - every line has that down pat today. Unfortunately my dining preferences were not alloted; however since I had "paperwork" with me I eventually got what I wished - early seating, eat alone. I have had so many cruises, with a fair percentage of "bad" tables, that now I wish to be alone and eat quietly by myself as I read. As it was September the kids were back in school, and many pax, like myself, were "oldsters" taking advantage of reduced fall fares. Many of us were "frequent RCI cruisers" and thus the Concierge Lounge was crowded with an overflow lounge utilized.

Entertainment on Enchantment is "the usual" - two Production Shows, a way past rime magician and comedian, lots of live music etc. As I have seen it all before I go early to bed and rise early (as many seniors) and so can't comment on "nightlife".

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