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Star Cruises

MS SuperStar Leo

Your Rating:Four Stars
Reviewed by: Christine Watkinson
# previous cruises: 2
Date of Trip: July 11, 1999
Itinerary: Orient

Overview
We thought the cruise was wonderful overall - however it is predominantly geared for Asian passengers - especially in relation to the food.

Public Areas
Public areas were very spacious, well lit and not at all crowded. The only exception was the casino which was extremely crowded with Asian gamblers.

Food and Service
We dined mainly at Windows restaurant with a couple of forays into the Chinese and Japanese. The buffet restaurants's food looked very ordinary to say the least. Service in Windows restaurant was not up to scratch - they had an overabundance of young male staff who appeared to be very ill at ease in serving English speaking passengers. These staff (who wore white shirts)seemed to be lacking training and had obviously been "let loose" on the passengers before they were capable of serving.

Cabins
Cabin was extremely good for the price - housekeeping service was very efficient. Everything worked, laundry service very cheap and good service.

Entertainment
We attended the shows on most nights - we felt the "Simon Show" very poor - the Star Cruises dancers were quite good. We felt that there was a lack of personalisation - the Entertainment Director was only seen on the Captain's Dinner evening. We felt he could have introduced the show each night and explained the next day's programme.

Activities
Activities on board were very good - horse racing, bingo, line dancing etc. Movies were up-to-date in good theatre. Activities ashore were well organised however one wonders if they are necessary and whether people would not prefer to cruise all the time.

Who Goes
Fellow passengers were in the main Asian and only interested in the casino or other forms of gambling. We went on the cruise with another couple and really did not expect to meet other people - however we feel this would not have been easy.

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