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Royal Caribbean International
MV Majesty of the Seas
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Reviewed by: Raymond Ouellet
# previous cruises: 1
Date of Trip: April 4, 1999
Itinerary: Caribbean - Western
This was a great first cruise. The food was bountiful (and then some), the staff were friendly and most of the Ports of Call were lovely.
The public areas were busy but traffic moved fairly well. We found the pool very busy and chairs were few and far between.
Some tips for those of you who like quieter dining is to go to the cafe later in the evening. There are very few people who use this service and it's very relaxing.
The cabin was fine for the amount of time we spent in it. The shower was small and showering with 2 was out of the question!
The cruise had great entertainment and we had a variety of things to see and do.
the staff was friendly but seemed stressed at peak periods
We found that skipping a port and taking advantage of a "quiet" ship was enough to get our energy back for the day. The staff are also more relaxed and willing to chat with the quests.
We kept to ourselves and didn't mingle much. Our dinner mates were interesting if you like drunks.
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