Royal Caribbean Mexican Riviera Cruise Reviews

We have done many cruises but this was our first with Royal Caribbean. Covid kind of put a damper on my husbands birthday for the last 3 years so we decided to take a cruise on his actual Birthday with our friends. Royal had just started sailing out of LA and it was great to be able to hop on the ship 40 minutes from home. Our group consisted of 21 people - 7 of them close friends. Everyone got ...

I took my son and 2 grand daughters on this weekend cruise. We were in cabins 6292 & 6294. I chose these balcony cabins so that we could open the connecting balconies and they slept 3 people each. I had a feeling my 7 year old grand daughter would want us to have an "all girls" cabin. The cabin was on the side of the ship facing the city of San Pedro and so we had a nice view as we sailed out to ...

I know some recent cruises have been sailing pretty not full but our ship had more than 2,000 passengers including several hundred kids (188 alone that needed the pre-boarding covid tests according to the guard I spoke to). It felt comfortable … not too crowded but plenty lively. Ship: We have never been on this ship nor this class of ship. We really liked it! The ice skating rink is awesome. ...

Yes, with Covid things are a little sketchy out there but I would highly recommend a cruise aboard NOTS. Embarkation was quick and easy, we were on the ship within about 10-15 minutes of arriving at the pier. Best part is the "new" lifeboat drill format...as soon as you walk onto the ship you get a very short and sweet safety briefing, no more gathering in a lounge for an hour and then being ...

Would we, wouldn’t we? That was the question we asked ourselves daily in the weeks prior to travelling, without doubt the world has changed and were we going to be able to travel and change with it?? The answer is YES, so do not delay and book your next cruise trip! Sure, things have changed, some more noticeable than others but overall the vacation is the same with an incredible team of ...

Overall, we had a great time. This three night cruise was from Los Angeles, CA to Ensenada, Mexico. Guests that were vaccinated were given wrist bands that identified you as "fully vaccinated". On board the ship, there were "vaccinated only" sections clearly marked, however, this wasn't enforced. There was no obvious checking of wristbands. After the first day, guest without the wrist ...

This has to be one of my favorite cruises out of many over the years. Just a quick 4 day cruise out of LA. The staff were simply amazing, it was so clear they were very appreciative to be back working and welcoming guests. I believe this was cruise #4 after the start up and I’m glad RCCl came back to Cali. Only 1,800 pax and we were treat very well. Had a superb balcony cabin on deck 12 which was ...

After nearly two and a half years and several cancellations it was really nice to get back on a cruise ship. This was our seventh cruise overall and second on Navigator having sailed on her pre-amp in Europe. We also had a couple of firsts on this cruise: first time in a suite and first time with the Unlimited Dining Package. The boarding process was pretty quick and easy. We showed all ...

We had four cruises cancelled in 2020 and 2021 so this was our first since the Pandemic. Everyone over the age of 12 was vaccinated and I was very impressed with the protocols. We have been on over 25 Royal Caribbean cruises so know the types of activities they usually have on board. The ship was running at 50% capacity so there were no big lines or waiting for elevators. It was a relaxed ...

Chose to travel on Royal Caribbean for the first time having heard how much better they were compared to Carnival which is the line we have used for many years. The plus side for them was on the following areas, embarkation, debarkation, buffet, shows. Getting in and out of the ship was the fastest we have ever experience, even with the VIP treatment at Carnival. They had real Broadway type ...