Anthem of the Seas Review

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MCDickon
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Mar 2017
Cabin: Superior Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony

Anthem March 5-12

Embarkation was a nightmare... you get scheduled in blocks of time, and when we arrived there were crowds clustered around staff with check in computers. There were no ropes, stations, etc.... we had done the online check in and loaded our own pictures, but we had to wait anyway. There was no one organizing anything or answering questions. We just guessed our best and joined a crowd and waited. It took us over 1.25 hours to get on board.

If you haven't cruised on Royal Caribbean , here's the mistakes we made. You need to book your excursions BEORE you get on the ship!! I didn't know this, they were 'sold out' of the ones we wanted to do.... Also, as soon as you get on the ship, book your reservations for on board activities such as I Fly, the North Star, music shows like Spectra, the Gift, etc. We couldn't get reservations to most of the 'included' activities. Also, get to the activities like bumper cars, etc a half hour before they start, or you'll never make it thru the lines.

Cabin Review

Superior Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony

Cabin D5

I wish they had electric plugs more easily accessable in the bathrooms.

Port Reviews

Bayonne (Cape Liberty)

Lacks organization when checking in. Needs signage, etc directing people what to do.

Port Canaveral (Orlando)

Easy to navigate, called an UBER and he found us right away,

Nassau

Easy walk to the town and sightseeing.

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