Navigator of the Seas Review
Spring Break Cruise, College Crowd Well Behaved!
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This is my 18th cruise on RCCL ships since the 1980's, and now as a "super senior" cruiser, I can reflect upon the recent changes in the RCCL cruise experience.
This cruise was on Navigator of the Seas, Sunday, March 11, through March 16, 2018, out of the Miami cruise port.
GETTING THERE: Booked airfare independently from RCCL's Choice Air, arrived at Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport on SWA. Purchased RCCL's round trip ground transportation (bus) to the Miami cruise port. If you do fly into FLL in the morning anticipate arriving at the Miami cruise port after 12 noon or later.
Cabin Review
Interior Stateroom with Virtual Balcony
Due to my mobility limitations, I was able to obtain a handicap interior cabin with a virtual balcony. The room is large, with a queen bed, desk, occasional chair, ottoman, and a desk chair. Ample closet and drawers to stow your stuff. The handicap bathroom has a ADA toilet, a roll in shower stall with a a fold down stool, and roll under sink and large medicine cabinet/mirror. As I said early the cabin steward was excellent.
The virtual (French) balcony is basically a large vertical TV screen about 5' x 7', no sound, it is a fixed camera, and as I was on the starboard side, the view was of the starboard side of the ship. The only problem with a virtual balcony is that you cannot look out to the left or right and see anything.
Port Reviews
Cozumel
Fun city, full of good food and drink and tons of silver jewelry shops, remember to haggle/bargain to get the best price on purchases.