Independence of the Seas Review

4.5 / 5.0
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Lovely ship but not great for toddlers!

Review for the Mediterranean Cruise on Independence of the Seas
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emills
First Time Cruiser • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Sep 2013
Traveled with children

Travelled on 21st September 2013 to Mediterranean with my husband and 2 children, aged 2 & 4.

This was our 1st cruise, we had 2 ocean view staterooms.

Good points - Ship was impressive, extremely clean and stunning in décor. There were lots of nice bars, restaurants, shops, swimming pools, lovely Jacuzzis, a spa and nightclubs. We ate in King Lear on deck 5 and had my time dining. The staff were fantastic, really attentive and entertained the children well (Mervyn, Michael and Mary were especially great) they had highchairs and booster seats ready, made paper aeroplanes for the children and even rescued my son when he leaned a little too far back. They were extremely helpful. The Windjammer was also good for breakfast and lunch although it got very busy.

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