Adventure of the Seas Review

One day of settling in & then nothing but smooth sailing!

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Hunz325
2-5 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: May 2018
Cabin: Ocean View Balcony

This was my fourth cruise in 25 years & my second time in a row cruising with Royal Caribbean. I don’t think I’ll ever choose another cruise line other than Royal Caribbean again! They do an incredible job!

After a Bermuda cruise on the smaller “Grandeur of the Seas” in 2015, the “Adventure of the Seas” was a nice way to experience a larger ship. It wasn’t too much of a jump in size.

However, this was my first time on a fully booked ship, which took a little getting used to (long waits for packed elevators, lines for everything etc.). But, after the first hectic day & after relaxing a bit, it was much easier “go with the flow” & be patient with the elevators & lines.

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Ocean View Balcony

Cabin 7D

I’m not exactly sure which category my cabin falls in, but it was an ocean view balcony stateroom on the 8th floor, starboard side, heading aft. It was magnificent! Good size, plenty of closet space, incredibly comfy beds that can be split in two or kept together to make one large queen-size bed, very private feeling on the balcony, & the showers are terrific! No leaking/splashing water out of the capsule design, optional handheld shower head, powerful water pressure & plenty of hot water (showers run on the hot side actually). The only nit-picky complaint is that the doors are incredibly heavy to open. Otherwise, it was perfection!

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