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Cruise Ship: Voyager of the Seas
Date: December 2007
Destination: Caribbean
My wife and I spend every Xmas and New Year abroad. generally in
the Caribbean...last Xmas was spent on the Voyager of the Seas...A
great choice...this is a tremendous ship...a hell of a size...15
decks high...filled with everything from an Ice Rink...with fantastic
professional shows...to skating lessons...I passed on them...there
is rock climbing... a nine hole golf putting course...a Casino...Theatre...Library...
Gym...Spa ...and so much more...the Dining Room is magnificent...three
tiers... and I found the service forst class...and so many other
places to eat...the food was excellent any place you cared to dine
at...
The staff we found were great...from our own personal dining waiters...and
our room stewards...to all other members of the crew we came in
contact with...
The Itinerary was for me the only downside...Labadee RCCLs own island
was great...but the time allowed in the other ports is very short...and
leaves you with a feeling that you may have missed something...But
for me at least the ship is the star performer...so I did not feel
to bad.... Over all the cruise was terrific...staff...food...the
entertainment...everything...oh... you may find there are a few
lines to join at various times...but what the heck...we were not
going anywhere...anyway...
Mr Barton, Liverpool
Cruise Ship: Voyager of the Seas
Date: March 2008
Destination: America
Cruising to me is the best holiday of all...but last month I had
the best of all worlds... I booked a cruise on the "Explorer of the
Seas"... sailing out of New York ... or at least New Jersey... across
the river...this is a terrific ship...it's huge...but easy to get
around...it has everything from "Rock Climbing" on the after deck...to
"Ice Skating on "B" deck...eight decks below...The entertainment was
first class... the stage shows... and the solo artists...as good as
you will see in any theatre...and what a theatre...the best I have
ever been in for luxury...the bars are all have live entertainment...and
there is a ballroom...for dancing...The food was excellent...from
the Main dining rooms...to the Promenade Café and the Windjammer on
Deck 11.. by the way...you can eat 24 hours a day... all you need
is an extra notch on you belt ...there is even a Casino where you
can go and visit you money... (if like me...you left it there) but
most of all it was the service we received...from every member of
the crew...you always got a smile...and they looked after you as if
you were the only one on the ship...The ports...San Juan...St Thomas...Roseau...
and your own special island...Labadee...this to me was as good as
it could get...
But I said I had the best of all worlds...when I booked my cruise...I
added six extra days in New York...As we sailed from Cape Liberty...in
New Jersey it was just a taxi ride across the river to the Big Apple...as
I said... you can have the best of both worlds... and I did...
Mr Harrison, Liverpool
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