Baltimore Cruise Reviews

It was really a bus ride, but the lobster dinner and the people we net there was great. ...

It was a quick in and out but we do have friends there and was able to meet up at a great restaurant called Amici's delicious and they offered gluten free penne pasta. ...

We arrived in Baltimore a day ahead of time so that we could relax and not rush to get on the cruise. Stayed at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in the Inner Harbor - it was nicely appointed and reasonably priced. Had dinner at a local italian restaurant that was good as well. ...

The inner harbor was nice and we toured the historic ships they had there and walked around. A few blocks off of pratt st though had many homeless and becomes run down quickly. The city also seemed rather dirty. I would recommend going around inner harbor but not straying from there. ...

We love leaving for Baltimore as it is a quick drive from Virginia and no jet travel involved. Parking this time was quick and easy. Royal has made some changes to the facility and added more AC for the march up the gangway. For those of you who do not know Baltimore, I would recommend coming early to visit the Inner Harbor (with an excellent aquarium and Science Museum), sports fans can take ...

The worst part about check-in is the line of cars to get in the parking lot. Takes about 30 minutes of sitting in your car to pay and get parked. Just seems to me like there's a better way. Not a Carnival problem, because Royal Caribbean had the same problem two years ago. ...

None were offered by RCCL. We did our own thing, touring the USS Constellation and seeing the 4th of July fireworks. ...

Embarkation. Parking was slow and frustrating. ...

We actually flew into Washington DC and toured the monuments, Capitol, Supreme Court Building and some museums. We had a great time and then Ubered to the Port of Baltimore. ...

Baltimore is great of embarkation and disembarkation! ...