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Royal Caribbean International
MV Brilliance of the Seas
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Reviewed by: Don Sullivan
# previous cruises: 8
Date of Trip: March 3, 2006
Itinerary: Caribbean - Eastern
This ship is wonderful. The food is of the highest quality and plenty of it. We did the Panama 11 night cruise. My opinion is that 7 nights would be perfect-11 is a little long if you are not retired. If you are looking for a young crowd you should probably take the seven day cruise.
I really love ships and this one is fantastic. One of our group is handicapped and staterooms are a bit inaccessible. We were in the Royal Suite and it is completely inaccessible. The crew was very friendly but more bureaucratic that Delta Airlines. We don't ask for much (really!) but when we did we got lots of sympathy but little action. Would I take a cruise on RCI again-yes, in a heartbeat!
The food on RCI is excellent.
The cabins were very good with the one problem being accessibility for older or handicapped people. They have beautiful floors but some are very slick when wet.
Wait and bar staff were excellent.
I wanted to keep in touch but the internet just isn't up to par on a ship so forget it.
People on our cruise were very nice. Older folks though but one of our group pointed out that I'm old too. You kinda forget that when on a cruise!
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