Enchantment of the Seas Review

Enchantment of the Seas

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beeceegee
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Feb 2012
Cabin: Large Inside Stateroom

We booked a cruise out of Baltimore, MD on the Enchantment of the Seas. Started off rocky with an engine issue which caused us to stay in port at Baltimore overnight while they worked on the engine - they were unable to fix the engine but we left on Sunday with the announcement that we would be cruising at half speed and would have to cut out one of our ports, Key West, FL. That was the only port I was interested in going too but I got over it. The ship itself I would consider in need of updating - although the Centram is well appointed and a newer part of the ship, some of the other areas of the ship are well "loved".

The staff on the ship were nice and did their best to accommodate our needs.

We had a good cabin steward "Patrick" and we had good wait staff "Clinton" and "Rodolpho".

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Large Inside Stateroom

we had an oversized interior room - not sure what part was considered oversized but that's what they called it! the cabin ran parallel to the hallway (length of the ship) so when the ship rocked back and forth the drawers in the dresser and the tv tray went out and back in and out and back in - so rough seas are not good for this type of room - I've added duct tape to my packing list - that would have kept those drawers from opening all night long! The cabin over all was good - the bathroom was a good size - the bed was directly to the right as you opened the door - with curtain's to close off that area - it was ok for an inside cabin.

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