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Royal Caribbean's
Majesty of the Seas
December 12 - 15, 2008
Cruise Review
by
Steve J. Garrod

From: "Steve J. Garrod" <info@shipcafe.net>
Date: Wednesday, December 17, 2008 at 14:50:17
Subject: Just Back from the 12/12 Majesty of the Seas

Hi Everyone,

I'll keep this short and sweet but wanted to just do a quick bit of feedback from this sailing.

I consider myself an experienced cruiser and have sailed most all lines (Diamond Member with RCI, NCL, HAL, Celebrity, Princess, Carnival) so I consider myself keen in spotting quality in terms of hardware, service, crew, etc.

I have to say that the Majesty of the Seas reigns very high in all categories. I am in love with the Sovereign class of ship and have sailed all three (including former Sovereign). The ship looked impeccable and very well maintained. Just about EVERY staff member I passed (from officers to the deck attendants) made a point to smile and greet me when walking by.

On the first night in Spectrum, the bartender took my card and thanked me for coming back to Royal Caribbean. I felt like royalty in his dealings with me and tipped additional. I know that this is their job but not everyone HAS to or does.

I'm a fitness fan and the only thing I missed were elipitcal machines and/or stair machines as are present on Monarch of the Seas. Majesty has just bikes and treadmills. But that's it!

I am prepared (as are my traveling companions) to rebook Majesty and I will recommend her to my friends to have them join.

All of you who have upcoming cruises aboard the Majesty are lucky and I trust that you will walk away with the same experience as I encountered.

It was an incredible treat to be docked adjacent to Monarch of the Seas by night in Nassau this past Saturday.

For those of you who know my web site (shipcafe.net), I will be publishing a photologue of both her and Monarch of the Seas in the near future.

Steve

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