Liberty of the Seas Review

Atlantis

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Liberty of the Seas
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Jerry of San Francisco
First Time Cruiser • Age 20s

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Sail Date: Jan 2010
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

The Atlantis Experience - The nice thing about a gay cruise is there is more entertainment than a straight cruise. While the entertainment was a mixed bag, most was rewarding.

The Food - The Liberty of the Seas food is not much different than other cruise lines, serving what I call cruise ship food. It could be bad to good. I found more choices on Holland America. The free ice cream machine was nice near the pool. The diner was not very good serving greasy American diner fare. The menu in the very grand dining room was always a disappointment as food described on the menu seldom matched what it was meant to be. What seems to work best are the basics like steaks.

The Ship - The promenade in the middle of the ship was a wonder with shops and restaurants lining the way. There is an old fashioned barber shop, English pub, wine bar, clothing stores and more. The walk is several stories high with some of the cabins that look out onto the "main street". I was not sure how I would like this large ship but was very pleased. Our cabin was at the front of the ship and the walk to the dining room was quite long. Maybe future big ships will have a horizontal elevator!

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Interior Stateroom

Cabin N

We found the cabin to be quiet. It was nice having a 2 seater sofa. I found the table unnecessary. the flat panel television was nice. Bathroom was small but very serviceable - we had to share the one cabinet. Though it was at the front of the ship we did not have a problem with motion - the Caribbean was calm on this trip.

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