Royal Caribbean Port Canaveral (Orlando) Cruise Reviews

Avoid*** Everything has dropped in quality since our cruise on the same ship, same itinerary in 2022. We later found out the trained staff was moved to Icon of the Seas, and Wonder has a new untrained staff. Same for all the bells , whistles, and budgets. It took over 45 minutes in a long line to get on the ship boarding at 12:00 pm, later on we found longer lines for elevators, bars, ...

Ship was the best in the RC fleet we had been on and the Oasis class still seems to get bigger and better, it has its issues around which ports it can get in, and now those are becoming stale as they do third/forth time, I won’t mention CoCocay, alas I’m sure we will be seeing more of the private island concept inflict itself on us in years to come, tragic but understandable, the company will save ...

I very much regret our latest cruise on Mariner of the Seas. We went during a busy time (spring break season), but the boat felt especially crowded. It was very much akin to how airlines started squeezing as much people in during the last decade or two- the cruise felt overbooked and there wasn't a single space, bar, or restaurant that wasn't jam packed or didn't have a line. In addition, the ...

The cruise ship itself was large and clean. The staff though was not trained very well and confusing to talk with. I had purchased the soft drink package which comes with a cup to use at the drink stations. I thought this might be addressed at the check in but that was basically a glance at your passport and sent aboard. I could not find any information other than to see guest services so I did ...

Last year we went on Royal Independence of the Seas and we had a great time. This time we decided to go on one of their bigger ships Allure of the Seas. First we didn’t realize they did NOT have any water slides for the kids. They had a small splash pad area that squirted water but it was very lame. We were able to make it to the Aqua Show on the back of the boat on the standby line and that thing ...

Last time we were on Royal Caribbean was before Covid. I always used to love Royal Caribbean until this cruise. Started off with problems with my seapass card. It would not work. Ended up missing the ice show. Had to stand in Guest services line twice to get a new cards issued. Ship is overrun with kids. Kids running up and down the hallways. Parents doing nothing. kids playing kickball in ...

Ship is grand and beautiful. Workers seem nice enough however I have never heard no so many times from the crew. First, o somehow got setup for my time dining with only available slots after 8pm (can’t eat that late as I am usually in bed by 7pm even on a cruise) dinning room attendant said I can be put on the wait list for early dining so that was the first “No” went to the windjammer for dinner ...

This was supposed to be an extremely special vacation as it was intended to be a celebration of multiple milestones in my family's life including my and my husband's 20-year wedding anniversary, my 50th birthday, as well as the high school graduation of my identical twin girls. We chose royal Caribbean to help us celebrate because we had been on Anthem of the Seas in the past and loved it. ...

We were strictly Royal Caribbean travelers until this cruise. When we got on the boat, we were not even acknowledged, even though 2 boat employees were standing on either side of the door. No smile, no welcome. Just look at us. When we got on the elevator, as soon as I looked at the floors, it looked old and dirty. A far cry from the protocols they were taking during COVID. It's like they ...

This was a New Years cruise. New years eve is the premium day of the premium cruise of the year. I would be ashamed to put out the dining room menu that was offered. You can look it up for yourself. You could have done as well in any diner. The service however was impeccable as if they were trying to cover up for a lousy product. At the current rate of decline, I would not be surprised to see ...