Royal Caribbean Brilliance of the Seas Cruise Reviews for Singles Cruises to the Southern Caribbean from Miami

ROYAL CARIBBEAN'S BRILLIANCE of the SEAS Itinerary: Miami, Labadee, Curacao, Aruba, Panama Canal, Columbia, Miami. Day 1: Depart Miami Departure We arrived at Miami airport, a gleaming new facility, at 9:45. We had pre-arranged for Royal Caribbean's transfer to the port. This proved to be an unnecessary ordeal of waiting in a long line to have one overwhelmed person verify our transfer ...

EMBARKATION: We are Senior Citizens and have been on HAL several times and Celebrity once. This was our first trip with RCCL. We usually book our own air transportation but this time booked it through the cruise line. We had a 10am flight from PHL on Dec 21 and arrived in MIA at 1:30pm along with several other families, and were met at baggage pickup by the cruise line rep. We then sat on a bus ...

Our cruise was from Jan. 22 through Feb.2, 2007. I found it the most enjoyable cruise that I have ever been on, we hope to be able to sail on the Brilliance of the Seas soon. The embarkation was among the easiest and fastest that I have experienced. Our luggage was in our room within and hour of our checkin. Our stateroom attendant, Jack Andrew was great! He was helpful when we needed ...

Long Review - Brilliance of the Seas 11 day Panama Canal April 17 - 28, 2006 Panamaniacs and Barcrawlers at Sea - Oh my! Background This was our third eleven day cruise on the Brilliance of the Seas, all three were different itineraries and over the course of these three cruises we saw first hand Royal Caribbean during the good, and the bad but must say that this last cruise was by far the best ...

The Brilliance is living up to her name! She is truly beautiful and well laid out for easy access getting around the ship. We sailed on Jan. 2, 2006, to Panama Canal, Costa Rica, Aruba, Curacao and Labadee. Only one problem - dress code. Three different places they had different information. Brochure and phone call to RCL told us two formal nights, four elegant casual and the rest was casual. ...

With great anticipation March 7th finally arrived and we were ready to board our cruise. It seemed that we had waited for years. We were a party of four -- I'm 47, my partner is 41 and our two girls 10 1/2 and almost 4. Some of the things we were really looking forward to were our cabin (hump), the boat itself (had seen many many pictures), eating in the dining room, meeting the many people we had ...

Service 5 star plus. Food excellent - Had first seating (our preference) Buffet food for every one - any nationality any taste Dining room staff - we could not have been treated any better if we were in the Trump Tower - they were fun and attentive and very well informed. Our table of 8 could not have been picked any better. We seem to just meld after the first evening of getting to know each ...

My husband and I had previously sailed on Holland America and wanted to try a "younger" cruise line with fellow travellers closer to our age (we're in our 20's). So after reviewing many itineraries, we opted for Royal Caribbean, regardless of the "bad food" stories that we continually heard. Let me tell you -- the food in the Minstrel dining room of the Brilliance of the Seas was FANTASTIC! ...

First -would we book RCCL again? I thought I should state this right up front as some readers confuse nit picky comments with our overall cruise experience. By all means would be cruise RCCL again. It was our 7th cruise, 5th with RCCL and it was a great cruise. Now for the nit picky stuff. This is a guy's point of view. Food Pretty good overall. My wife is a vegetarian and was able to do very ...