Bayonne (Cape Liberty) Cruises for the Disabled Reviews

I am back from a cruise (8/27-9/3-2023)Staff was outstanding. Food was great. The French restaurant we went twice and once to Chops and rest of nights we ate in dining room. Johnny Rockets breakfast was wonderful. Shows CATS was slow but fun . Frozen show was fun but Aqua 80s was best even though it was short was because of the ship rocking and pool water. Comedy shows funny. Bingo was fun I ...

The Good: Unbelievably attentive staff. Everyone from Royal Caribbean will go out of their way to accommodate any concerns you may have. Conceptually, the Boardwalk, Central Park, and Royal Promenade areas should mesh and work well. They do not. The Aqua80 show was memorable. The steak I devoured at 150 Central Park was amazing! The Bad: Jam 6,500+ people onto a ship and what do you get? ...

Just returned from Oasis of the Seas which was my 7th cruise on 4 different lines. I regret to say that it was NOT the best experience! The ship is very nice as was the staff. The food was mediocre at best. Very bland/tasteless for the most part. We actually started eating at the windjammer in an effort to find SOMETHING that taste good. We had SOME success at the Asian food station ...

We have been on the Oasis four times. Unfortunately this time had some issues. First, kids all over the ship running around like crazy and hogging the elevators. The main pools had to be drained and cleaned a few times because of "accidents" found in the pool. The positives were the service, which was excellent in the suite lounge and coastal kitchen. The concierges were great as was the ...

The title of this review will be explained later, and it has nothing to do with hygiene. For identification purposes my wife and I have been cruising fairly regularly for the past 20 years. We are “older,” fairly healthy, we prefer taking the stairs to riding the elevator. Celebrity has been our favorite cruise line since the start, but we have also cruised on Princess, RCL, Holland America and ...

I quit. Cruisin with Royal Caribbean since 1999 and am a Pinnacle level (top tier) member. In the earlier days, the RCL cruises were more classy cruises with beautiful dinners and professional staff. We fell in love and stayed loyal for years. But over the years, RCL built more ships and became money hungry. They increased room capacity on all the ships, cut back on many elements that made ...

We took this cruise out of Cape Liberty in July 2023. Awesome cruise, I really can't say enough about it. This was our first cruise on a big ship and it did not disappoint. Plenty to see and do, and my kids (15, 13, and 9) were entertained the whole time. The food was pretty good (the standard cruise cuisine that can range from good to just ok) and the service was also good. There are a ton of ...

We cruised on the Summit in December 2022 and fell in love with the ship. We liked the smaller size, the food was delicious, and the service was top-notch. When we saw she had a sailing to Bermuda in July 2023, we couldn't resist. We wish we had resisted and had chosen a different cruise line. First of all, the good: ~Embarkation was the easiest of any port we have ever been to. It was ...

Due to COVID I had to cancel a long Celebrity cruise and had cruise credit to use up. As my wife cannot fly, we pick ports in driving range. So, Bermuda here we come. A lovely Island. The wheelchair support on and off ship was excellent. Great embarkation and disembarkation teams. Welcome lunch in main dining room was disappointing. Wife's salmon was nearly jerky, and the room setup ...

This was our fourth cruise on the Summit, of which three have been one week cruises roundtrip from Bayonne to Bermuda. We are Celebrity regulars, with multiple trips on Solstice-class ships and a recent cruise on the Beyond. Other than the Summit, we have not cruised on the other Millennium-class ships, mainly because we prefer the space and amenities of the larger ships. But we wanted a quick ...