Radiance of the Seas Review

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First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jan 2010

The saying you get what you pay for didn't hold true with this ship. We got way more then we paid for.

Maybe it was the attitude we went with but every worker from the baggage handlers on land to the maintenance workers at sea were very friendly. Embarkation was easy. We arrived about 10:30. Our baggage was quickly taken, we gave them our information, got our Sea pass card and then had about a 30 minute wait on provided benches before boarding.

Upon barding the beautiful ship, the first thing to take care of was our dinner seating. Our traveling companion was seated at a different table so one of the head waiters promptly took care of the matter and gave us a table to our specifications. We then walked around the ship to explore and take pictures. Everyone was in the Windjammer so this is the best time for getting pictures of the different areas of the ship. Everything was very clean, although the boat was a bit smaller then we had imagined, it made up for it in elegance.

Cabin Review

For this cruise we wanted to see how we could handle an interior room, to afford us more cruises in the future. We selected 2ND' floor, Mid ship room 2021. Our room, though small was lovely appointed with plenty of storage and suited us quite well (except for the tiny shower that we struggled with on a daily basis.) Although the cheapest room on the ship, it was very quiet. I would not hesitate to select the 2nd floor again with its quick access to the elevators and ports of call..

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