Radiance of the Seas Review

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Sail Date: Aug 2009
Cabin: Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony

A little background, I am 54 and dh is 61. My ds and his gf, both 22 were with us as was my db and sil. Dh and I have been on about 10 cruises (all warm weather) and this was our 4th on RCCL, 2nd on a radiance class ship.

Vancouver/Embarkation - We took the new Canada line to the waterfront and then walked to our hotel from there. It was quite a hike, but doable if you are able. We stayed at the Renaissance Harbourside and were really pleased with the location and our room. We were fortunate to have a beautiful harbor view. We got a full size van to take us all to the port ($50-quite pricey but he was right there) and from the time we left the hotel until the time we were walking on to the ship it took 40 minutes. I have never had such an easy embarkation. We got to the port about 12:40.

I first want to say that the Radiance is absolutely a wonderful ship for Alaska. With all the glass, no matter where you are you can see out and in Alaska there is almost always something to see, unlike the Caribbean.

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Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony

Cabin E1

This cabin is in a great location and has an extended balcony. It is also sheltered from the wind so is a great one for Alaska (better for SB)

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