Enchantment of the Seas Review

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Enchantment of the Seas
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sam280
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Dec 2011

Haven't done a cruise for 2 years,we wanted to go again. Since RCI was now in Baltimore, we researched, and Enchantment of the Seas was the ship of choice Our first cruise was on Enchantment, so we were good to go with a 8 day/ 7 night for $599 each. Baltimore has got to be the smoothest departure. You drop your luggage at the ship, then park maybe 100 yards away, and that is it. For us, no airlines, no shuttles, just park and walk.

The ship was as remembered, and we utalzied the Solarium asap. After dinner we enjoyed the outdoor hot tub passing under the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel. The arrival 2 days later in Port Canaveral was hectic, as we waited nearly an hour for a 'handicapped' guest who was on our shuttle bus to Disney. He never showed. I am pretty certain the bus would not have waited for anyone else.

Upon the return, we spent the 2 days at Nassau and CoCoCay. We had a medical emergency upon porting at Nassau, and had to wait to disembark until the ambulance left. I actually felt bad for the Atlantic waterpark package guests having a shorter day and a 430 pm close. We chose the Dolphin Encoutner/Swim and had a later appointment, so no worries there.

Cabin Review

The room was very clean and adequate, with lots of room to unpack. New flat screen tv's would be welcome after the rehab for more room on the dresser. About 20 cabins down a toilet went kablooey which led to a cleaning of that cabin. Top staff.

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