Symphony of the Seas Review

RCCL amazing as usual

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Symphony of the Seas
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annnmarie
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Nov 2019
Cabin: Boardwalk View Balcony

RCCL always delivers the best all around experience. Symphony, the newest Oasis class ship, offers the very best entertainment of any line. The water show Hiro, in the outdoor aqua theater, is absolutely thrilling and amazing. Best part, it appeals to any age passenger.

The professional ice show surpasses any I've seen on land, and the Broadway production of Hairspray was top quality, and another "do not miss" was the main theater production of a show called "Flight". Through music, costumes, dance, and AMAZING technical aspects, the audience experiences the entire history of "flight". Again, a show that surprises, amazes, and appeals to any age passenger.

The range of activities on RCCL Oasis class ships is nearly endless, from a full size carousel, to 17 deck high zip line to rock climbing, that is only the beginning of the choices on the Symphony.

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Boardwalk View Balcony

Cabin was small and compact, but nicely fitted out and definitely comfortable for one occupant. Could be a tight squeeze for two; the twin beds, if separated, would have less than 12" between. Fine for a couple but would definitely not be suitable for friends traveling together, beds would be so close that the simply breathing would nearly be right in the other's face. Adequate for one person or a couple who have the beds put together. This particular cabin (9713) is marred by the fact that the carpet has been stained by blood right when you step out of the bed on the restroom side, and also blood in front of the second closet. Since this ship is nearly new, this was a real turn off, though it had obviously been scrubbed vigorously to until the the stains were faded but very visible.

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