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Reviewed By: Hazell, Ruislip on 9th Mar 2010
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| Cruise Line: Royal Caribbean Cruises |
Times cruised before: 3-5 |
| Cruise Ship: Legend of the Seas |
Sailed:
February,
2010 |
| Destination:
Far East
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Age: 56-65 |
| Cabin: Balcony |
Occasion: Annual/regular holiday |
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Decided on another cruise with Royal Caribbean after a great cruise on Vision of the Seas last year.
The standard this time was nowhere near the same, the ship in general was about the same but seemed to be in a "tired" state, with lifting carpets and rusting exterior.
The entertainment repeated itself every week (we were onboard for 11 days) and the menu in the restaurant was also repeated several times a week. The theatre was not used to show films during sea days as it was on Vision of the Seas.
Our cabin was a nice size with a good balcony, but here again it was in a "tired" state although clean.
One port of call, Chan May Port, Vietnam, was literally miles from anywhere and consisted of a large car park and nothing else, which meant a 30min Taxi ride to the nearest habitable place.
Staff onboard were very good and friendly but that did not make up for our general disappointment.
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