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Royal Caribbean International

MV Sovereign of the Seas

Your Rating:Five Stars
Reviewed by:Jeanna A.
# previous cruises: 1
Date of Trip: November 12, 2000
Itinerary: Bahamas

Overview
It was a wonderful ship. I would love to go on it again.

Public Areas
They were very comfortable. The pool area was very nice. The best lounge was The Viking Lounge you could set up there and see the whole sea around you. It was great. It's in a large circle, so for 360 you can see everything.

Food and Service
The food was wonderful. There were two main dining rooms and one buffet. They were the very good. The main dining room was better then the buffet. Even the room service was very good, a little slow there, but fine. The midnight buffet (every night) was very, very good.

Cabins
The room was very quiet and if you put your luggage under the bed you had enough space. The shower was not all that big, but it was a nice size shower. There were Three of us in a room and the closet fit us just fine.

Entertainment
I attend a lot of the shows on board. They were very nice. But the later you stay up the better the shows were.

Activities
Child care and babysitting was available. I don't know how good, I didn't have any small children on board. There is a lot to do on board. You have two spas, two pools, 5 shops and 8 bars. They have something for you to do different every day. Our ports were Nassau, Bahamas, and Coco Cay. If you love the beach you will love Coco Cay. ( I know I did ). The Bahamas was OK. It's not a place I would care to go to again, but it is nice to know that at least I can say I've been. But the cruise ship made up for Nassau.

Who Goes
The fellow passengers were very friendly. I would invite some of them over to dinner. And I would invite all the waiters over for dinner. Royal Caribbean had a very great crew.

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