Bayonne (Cape Liberty) Royal Caribbean Liberty of the Seas Cruise Reviews

This is for a 9 day New England and Canadian cruise. We had an 11AM check in, but were quickly admitted on board 15 minutes ahead of time. Our balcony stateroom on the 8th deck was spacious and comfortable, but on the night of the 70s Promenade "Party" (just a motivation to buy drinks), we heard the bass noises from the 5th deck. Our room steward was very good, even though he forgot to fill up our ...

This was our fourth cruise on Liberty of the Seas, unfortunately the fourth was no where near as good as an experience as the previous 3. We arrive at our assigned check in time and had to wait on line over an hour to check in eventhough we were required to precheck in online. The overall process appeared less organined than in the past. Food quality was poor, most of the time hot food served ...

Just got off a nice day cruise New York, Boston, Portland, Maine, Bar Harbor, Halifax, and St. John. Overall the cruise was wonderful. We had a fantastic time. I'm giving a five star because of the value for the money, destinations, and all the extras they did for us. The ship itself is ready for refurbishment, but that's okay as it's reflected on the price we paid for a balcony cabin, which ...

The Liberty of the Seas could not be less disability friendly. There is no room whatsoever in any of the dining areas on this ship for someone with a mobility issue. Only one of the theaters was handicap accessible. The elevators are a disgrace and all had issues during the trip with no repairs made, whatsoever. Even if they were all working, I could not get on in a timely manner before the ...

Left out of Bayonne, easy in and out. Went on a 5 day Bermuda cruise, celebrating my daughter’s MBA. Stayed in a spacious balcony room. Everything was great. The only issue we had was the my time dining, which did not seem to be on our time but when a spot was available, which was late evening. Next time I would go with a designated time. Found the food better than Oasis of the Seas. ...

After a few years away from cruising for various reasons including a so-so experience on a Christmas cruise on a smaller Royal Caribbean ship, my husband and I decided to give them another shot since we had sailed with them on 6-7 other cruises with them without incident. We booked a 9 night Canada and New England cruise this past September on Liberty of the Seas in a balcony stateroom. From the ...

On the day of the cruise we flew into Newark, NJ and had prepaid the RC shuttle from the airport to the cruise port. There were about 80 people at the airport terminal and they sent one bus which only holds 50 people so after waiting two hours in 90 degree heat a second bus finally arrived. We got to the ship a little after 2PM. Since they knew how many people had signed up there was no excuse for ...

I enjoyed this cruise, but prefer the Oasis class versus the Freedom class (first time). I have been on the Voyager of the Seas, Serenade of the Seas, Brilliance of the Seas, Oasis of the Seas (2x), and Radiance of the Seas. I sailed on the Liberty of the Seas on 8/24 (first cruise of season) packed for totally different weather. Bring pants and jackets. Do not expect to be able to sit out on ...

I love this ship. I've sailed on her twice and would go again. My only complaint is they need the drink fountains that come with the amped ships. We skipped the soda package, because standing at the bar to get my kids a soda is a waste of everyone's time. Other than that, we had a fabulous cruise. We had a really foggy sea day, which was interesting and fun! The fog horn going on all night ...

My daughter chose this cruise because it was before the school year started. Young children have many things to do. However, it was very crowded and extremely noisy everywhere. The entertainment was excellent. The casino was very Smokey and unpleasant. They had outdated stools to sit on and very few comfortable chairs. The machines are quite outdated and uninspiring. The video poker inventory was ...