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Imperial Majesty Cruise Line

MS Regal Empress

Your Rating:One Stars
Reviewed by: Yolonda Burgess
# previous cruises: 3
Date of Trip: July 15, 2007
Itinerary: Bahamas

Overview
It was awful. The ship smelled as soon as we walked on it. It smelled like an old dirty sock. It was dark and dismal. The room was small and creepy. I didn't even want to sleep in it. The food was a disappointment second rate. The entertainment was okay. But there was not enough to keep children entertained. They were running all over the ship.

I would never ever take this cruise again even if they gave it to me. This was my 3rd cruise I had been on Carnival and Royal Caribbean and I recommend both of those. But never this ship.

Public Areas
The only part I liked was getting off the boat. I am not a particular person but this was just a second rate ship.

Food and Service
Service was great. The staff is friendly and they work very hard too hard. The staff we saw at 10:00 a.m we saw them still working at 2:00 am. We would see them as a waiter for breakfast then a dancer at night. It was something to watch.

Cabins
I am 4 ft 11 inches and 130 pounds and I felt like I was too big. My 220 6 ft husband was the most uncomfortable. The bed was hard as a rock. It was the worst sleep I ever had.

Entertainment
The singers and dancers were pretty good but more like a High School production.

Activities
We went to Nassau. They offered many shore excursions. We did the Breezes & Glass Bottom Boat. The boat tour was nice we got to see alot of different fish. The Breezes resort was the best part of the trip. Beautiful and the food was wonderful a large buffet pool side sandwhiches and all the alcohol for $120 a real bargin.

Who Goes
We were seated with a fun group they were around our age. (early to mid thirties) Mostly married couples. We will stay in touch.

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