Serenade of the Seas Review

Second Time on Serenade

Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Serenade of the Seas
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patmama
10+ Cruises • Age 20s

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Sail Date: Oct 2016
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

My hubby and I went to Alaska in June of 2004 on Serenade of the Seas. We thought it was a beautiful ship and after 25 other cruises decided to go to Canada/New England on the Serenade.

We flew into Boston day of the cruise because motel rooms were so high. The taxi to the port was less than $25.00 and took less than 15 minutes. Because we were platinum, our wait in line was less than 5 minutes and we were quick on board and went to the buffet for lunch. We had an inside cabin which was fine. Plenty of closet space and plenty of drawers.

We really prefer anytime dining on other ships but we were told it was full so we had 5:30 dining. The dining room wait staff was good. However, the food was just barely okay. It was not really any good to me. The entertainment was not what we have usually seen on RC. I do like that they had a small movie theather. The Pub where we tried to watch football was awful. You could not watch and listen to your game!!!!!. You had to watch one game and listen to another game!!!! Also, my husband loves to sing karaoke. They had the old books-not karaoke international!!! Really only a few songs he could sing.

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Interior Stateroom

Cabin N

Plenty of closet and drawer space

Port Reviews

Saint John (New Brunswick)

We walked thru the cruise port and up to the city market!! It was a dreary day and we had taken a tour there on another trip. Not really much to see or do at this port.

Boston

Just taxi from airport to cruise port--very easy

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