Celebrity Equinox Review

4.5 / 5.0
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Second Time on Equinox

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Celebrity Equinox
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Boater Burns
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jan 2017
Cabin: AquaClass 2

To start our trip we faced a nightmare of cancelled and delayed flights. Delta let us down big time on this trip. We didn't have trouble getting onboard as they pulled the gangway after us!

Love this boat, but she is showing her age! We booked aqua class for the first time. Not much more than conceirge class. However, we LOVED Blu. Wonderful food and service on a smaller scale than the dining room. Celebrity has always had good food and service!

We went on a 9 night to Cartagena, Colon, Limon, and of course, Cozumel. The excursions we went on were basically easy as my husband has difficulty walking. I did take a walking excursion to the old town in Cartegena. It was a bit of a walk but very informative. At Colon, We went to the Panama Canal, husband came along as not much walking involved. If you have ever seen locks on a river, the PC is the same, just a lot bigger! We were fortunate to see a ship going through the locks. We then loaded on a boat and toured Lake Galum. It was nice but did not see any wildlife. Then we went to a native village which was interesting but basically a souvenir stop for native crafts. Their village was interesting but I had the suspension this was all for show and the tribe actually lived elsewhere.

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AquaClass 2

Cabin A2

Great acessible cabin. Plenty of room for husband's scooter. Our steward must have been new, as he was late morning and evening for room service but toward the end of the cruise he was better.

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