Independence of the Seas Review

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Review for the Baltic Sea Cruise on Independence of the Seas
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SaraK
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Oct 2017
Cabin: Junior Suite

This was our first trip to Europe and a cruise is a great way to see new places. While there were no empty rooms, the ship never felt crowded. No long lines anywhere. The ship itself is starting to show some age, the carpets in the hall having clear signs of wear. The food was not as good as we received on other trips, not sure if that is a RC thing or a difference between American and European food preferences. The good far outweighed the bad! We are already considering taking it again to try different excursions. The Jr Suite is the way to go. Since it was October we didn’t spend a lot of time on the balcony but absolutely would on a warm weather cruise. With stops every day we always had things to do which we enjoy. Immigration came on board twice which may annoy others.....but we were excited to get more stamps in our passports. The entire process was quick and painless.

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Junior Suite

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This was our first Jr Suite and we can’t go back to a regular room! The extra closet space, full bath and chair with ottoman make a big difference.

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