Majesty of the Seas Review

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Aug. 29, Disappointed with RCI

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Majesty of the Seas
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ephesus67
6-10 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Aug 2011
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

We went after RCI closed Cococay due to Irene, so it was nice to see their private island. They seemed to have small sections of beaches, instead of one big beach. The best looking one if you like going out a ways & playing in waves had a rope that wouldn't let you out very far. It looked like there was a nice beach area for children. There were plenty of chairs. The BBQ was OK. We didn't get to look through the shops because it had started raining so hard they closed. I was kind of surprised the tenders would not go until the top was completely full with it raining that hard. We had to sit there after the line of return cruisers was empty, until enough people decided to leave to fill the tender. Of course the bottom was packed, but why wait to fill the top?

Nassau was nice to walk around, went to Fort Fincastle $1 to get in, I am glad we also went to Atlantis as I don't know when I would come back to this area. We didn't do the pools/slides/beach, but saw the aquarium/ruins/shops/hotel & casino. It was nice.

Key west was kind of an OK place, went to Hemingway house & saw the 6-toed cats. The town had a lot of shops & interesting statues, etc. to take pics of. I did not know there is an actual place & structure to take pics by for the most southern part of USA. A table mate showed us her pics & I am so disappointed we didn't go. I guess take the hop on hop off trolley to get there so the walk is not so long.

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Interior Stateroom

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5567-VERY SMALL, which we only paid for an inside cabin, but that is the smallest I have ever seen. Not many drawers, shelves, hooks, etc.

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