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Royal Caribbean International
MV Sovereign of the Seas
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Reviewed by:John Carr
# previous cruises: 3
Date of Trip: June 7, 1999
Itinerary: Bahamas
My wife and I had a wonderful experience on this great ship. Our
room was small but who spends a lot of time in their room.The service we
received was great. Went to captains ball which was very nice. A very nice
man.My wife was handicapped (IN WHEELCHAIR) and received real good service
from the crew. Our waiter Juan , from Argentina waited on her hand and foot.
She did not want for anything.If we were a little late for dinner Juan would
call our cabin to see if everything was alright.
n slightly stormy seas. Food was excellent, one of best filet mignon and desserts I ever enjoyed.
Never felt crowded. Casino was busy but you could walk around with no problem.
Food was great .We ate in both dining rooms and they were
the same to us. The buffet on deck was great too.
My wife is a large woman and she did ok.Closet space was ample for
us.
The cruise staff was 5 star. The entertainers were great
according to my wife who went to see some broadway shows in New York .
We went ashore in Nassau and went to all of the quaint little
shops and some sightseeing around the island.
Sure would invite them all over for dinner.
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