Majesty of the Seas Review

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B2B and Diamond Baby

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Majesty of the Seas
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BecciBoo
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Aug 2009
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

We did a B2B on Majesty, repeating ports of Nassau Bahamas and CoCoCay. First cruise was a 3 day, second cruise, 4 day adding Key West as a last stop. We did this Back to back to achieve diamond status in C&A. And after experiencing one, I can say we will gladly do another. What fun! Yes, we did have to leave the ship to do a quick (5 minutes) Customs stop, but were escorted by an officer down and back. We received our 2nd leg sea passes the night before disembarkation of the first leg and by the time we returned from the customs desk, our door lock had been changed to the new card. There was also a bucket of Korbel champagne and a fruit plate in our room for doing the two consecutive cruises. A nice touch, which we utilized at the second sailaway. We took the champagne and fruit up to the aft deck 8 balcony at the rear of the ship and did a special private sailaway to celebrate our diamond cruise. Nobody was there with us, we felt like we had the whole aft to ourselves. It was lovely. Also, since we repeated Nassau and CoCoCay, we were able to do things on the second leg that we missed on the first. I highly recommend it.Stateroom 5573, an interior on deck 5 was teensy, but manageable.

Bathroom was only suitable for one body at a time. Very small. And one

negative was that the shower curtain was always billowing out and

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Interior Stateroom

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Stateroom 5573, an interior on deck 5 was teensy, but manageable. Bathroom was only suitable for one body at a time. Very small. And one negative was that the shower curtain was always billowing out and allowing massive quantities of water into the general bath floor and it took some help to prevent it from overflowing into the room itself as the drain was extremely slow. So like the newer sliding plastic doors and circular design of the newer ships so no water gets out. Little closet space and just 4 small drawers made unpacking difficult but we managed. Definitely like the newer ships for stowing items as well. Central location of this cabin is good, near the 5th deck shops, dining, Schooner Bar and casino. Another bonus is that your tender station is inside Boleros on deck 7.

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