Port Canaveral (Orlando) to the Western Caribbean Cruise Reviews

I know context can be important for these reviews, so to give an idea of demographics, we are a married couple in our mid twenties with no children. It was my second cruise, and my husbands first. As you can imagine, we were not as affluent as the majority of the cruise goers, and also were quite a bit spry in comparison with the demographics of this cruise (the cruise was almost entirely made up ...

WE were on our 50th annivesary with Kids and grandkids .. previous two cruises were cancelled because of covid . .. The ship was not filled , so I was suprised to see we were not upgraded as we are Diamond cruisers . Entertainment was sparse , no daily shows in the Amber auditorium ... But Mama Mia was a great show with only 10% of the seats filled .. Food in the main dining room was ...

Review at a Glance (TLDR): - I would give a 3.5/5 if half ratings were possible. I rounded down because I foresee major issues as passenger numbers ramp up towards capacity. - 60% capacity (3,875 passengers) - Excursions are highlight experiences and should definitely be booked in Cozumel and Costa Maya - There is enough to do in Rotan to forego booking an excursion in favor of the ...

I had a cruise scheduled for November and decided I couldn't wait until then to cruise and booked this one since it would fall on my birthday. It was originally supposed to stop at Labadee and Jamaica, but instead it was changed to Costa Maya, Cozumel and Coco Cay. After a long time of not cruising, it didn't matter. I just wanted to be on a ship on the ocean. I travel solo and decided to ...

We recently returned from a Cruise on Allure of the Seas and were so disappointed, that I wanted to warn others. I am generally a fan of Royal Caribbean, versus other cruise lines, as they always seemed to me to be the cream of the crop in terms of quality. This time, not so. Be forewarned, if you are taking kids under 12, who have not been vaccinated for COVID with you, your participation ...

Food on the ship was horrible, breakfast at the buffet was always cold and the burger at lunch was cold and had a wet bun. Now the good great ship and the staff was always nice and helpful my cabin was clean and well taken care of. The ship did go dead in the water between Ocean Cay and Mexico with the captain saying there would be a short delay it took about an hour to get the ship moving again. ...

This was our 3 rd cruise on the Divina, first since covid and the 2nd sailing for the ship. The good: Crew bent over backwards to help in any way. Even for special requests from the buffet. Covid sanitation was outstanding. Their private island Ocean Cay was very beautiful well staffed and had ideal beaches. Food at both the restaurants and the buffet was very good for the most ...

We usually do 3 cruises a year, but covid stopped that. Having cruise withdrawal we decided to try MSC. We were surprised with the status match program, accepting Elite status from Princess. The Divina was only about 25% full. The crew could not do enough to help. The announcements were only in English and smoking was restricted to only a few areas with fines for smoking in rooms and on balconies. ...

I booked this cruise because I wanted to try the Oasis class and research a lot about Royal Caribbean, including the upgraded 'Perfect Day at Cococay.' I also originally booked the itinerary for the stop at Labadee that was canceled. Regardless of my reasons, this is the best cruise ship I have ever been on by far even though it did not have any of the recent upgrades. The fantastic solarium made ...

I was obsessed with trying out the Bolt roller coaster and it didn't disappoint. I had a blast on Bolt, the ropes course and the water slides (and I'm a 44 year old man). The Italian restaurant was an absolute pleasure and the staff couldn't have been any friendlier. Rudi's Seagrill was also good, but I'm not sure it was worth the upcharge. The Cruise Director was really good, although I must ...