Southern Caribbean Voyager of the Seas Southern Caribbean Cruise Reviews

This was our third time on the Voyager of the Seas. Once in October 2022 for a New England / Canada cruise and again on December 2022 for a Caribbean cruise from San Juan. The ship is older and smaller than a lot of the newer ships today, but has just about everything you would need for a week long cruise. The staff and crew are wonderful - didn't have to wait too long for a drink at any of ...

I had a lot of problems getting my future cruise credits applied. After 2 telephone calls that lasted over 3 hours each and sorting through the FCC's, I still had issues. I called again and spoke with a "manager" who assured me she would sort through this and call me back - she never did. In desperation, I reached out to RCCL's corporate office, where I was assisted by Tamika - who completely ...

This was our third RCCL cruise and our first on a Voyager class ship. We personally loved the ship. This ship is really big and so many things to do. We never got bored, but did get turned around and went the wrong direction, numerous times! This was a repositioning itinerary so we only had 2 ports. The first was Aruba and the 2nd, Labadee, RCCL's private port of call. We thoroughly enjoyed both. ...

Following is our review of our Repositioning Cruise on the Voyager of the Seas. (We've never written one of these, so here goes . . .) Embarkation: Slight delay due to the ship not clearing US Customs in Miami. Not a big deal. We were able to check in, got our Seapass card. We were sent to a line to wait to embark and only waited about 40 minutes. We were on board slightly before 1 p.m., which ...

This is just an "add-on" to our new friend, Ernie's, review of the October 22nd Voyager of the Seas cruise. My husband and I agreed with all of Ernie's opinions but there were a few things he didn't comment on so we're just giving our views on the spa/gym, miniature golf course, ice rink, inline track, the screening room movies, and the Quest/50's Dance Party. About the spa/gym, miniature golf ...

I just disembarked from the VOYAGER OF THE SEAS a few days ago. The 8-day cruise began on October 22, 2004 from the new Royal Caribbean terminal in Bayonne, NJ (Cape Liberty) and ending in Miami. In between were only two ports, Labadee, Haiti (RCI's private beach) and Aruba. We also spent 3-days in NY prior to the cruise which was a lot of fun. I had the pleasure of meeting up in the Village with ...

Overall impression -- This was our first time on RCCL. To be honest, I was originally skeptical about cruising with over 3000 passenger on a mega-ship. However after return from the most relaxing 10 days of my life, we can't to our next cruise on VOS. Embarkation -- Living only 10 minutes from the former cruise port on the west side of Manhattan, I was somewhat inconvenienced by VOS leaving from ...