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Majesty Cruise Line
SS Ocean Breeze
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Reviewed by: Elanor Stauffer
# previous cruises: 1
Date of Trip: January 13, 2003
Itinerary: Bahamas
Over all the staff were great. The staff must not get much time off or down time. all were very helpful with big smiles. Ocean breeze is a small ship but fun. looks small next to all the other ships. main room dinner was great. other meals were the same. would take this cruise again for a short cruise. Thank you ss Ocean Breeze for the ride.
The public area were adequate. casino bartender was fantastic, Dahan was very helpful. Pool extra small.
Food was adequate. The happy hour buffet were the same each day. They just changed the meat.Same sauce, cheese,vegetables. Pizza in the casino was good. Main dining room was the best food.
Cabin was not bad, small but what do you expect for a small ship. Closet space was good enough. Bathroom was small but it worked. I was able to sleep. Noise level was not a problem.
We visited the casino most of the time. The bartender spoke four languages. casino staff were fun.No I didn't win any money.
Nassau was were we dropped anchor. Visited the blue lagoon. Very relaxing. Good food and music. Then went shopping.
All the passengers were very nice, some were complaining about the ship and there entire vacation. We chose to be happy and let the day go well. Would have like more time on the ship and in Nassau. Was sorry it ended.
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