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Royal Caribbean International
MV Sovereign of the Seas
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Reviewed by: Carol MacDonald
# previous cruises: 2
Date of Trip: September 26, 2005
Itinerary: Bahamas
The cruise itself was very nice. Cococay was very nice but too many jellyfish in the water. The service on board could not have been better. Definitely worth considering to do again.
The pools were fantastic. Plenty of room for everyone. The lounges were very nice. Enjoyed Boleros.
Dining room service was very good. Buffet served too much foreign food. More American menu would have been better. Did not like having to pay a cover charge for Johnny Rockets. The hamburgers were not even all that great.
Interior cabin was very small for two adults. Closet space was adequate. Shower was okay in size. Room was quiet.
The quality of the shows was excellent. Attended several and even saw a couple of them both times. The cruise staff and entertainers were great.
Onboard we enjoyed the pool and the casino. Also the shows in the evenings. Went to Cococay. Beach is beautiful but the jellyfish were terrible. Several people were stung. Nassau was very nice. It was raining but we went shopping and then went to Paradise Island. WOW what a place.
Fellow passengers were all very nice. Enjoyed the ones that shared our table at dinner.
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