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Great escape!

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 17, 2013

The service was fantastic. Entertainment options were plentiful and excursions were a blast. Would definitely recommend as well as take this cruise again.

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Excrement of the sea perhaps

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 17, 2013

Brown,Tammy Country of Residence: USA This was our 12th cruise and probably our last with Royal Caribbean. We took our daughter and her boyfriend on their first cruise hoping it would be an excellent experience for them and us. We bought 2 cabins and with the parking at the pier, incidentals and beverage purchases, we spent about 3,000 for 3 days of being treated rudely like cattle by a disinterested overwhelmed staff in an overcrowded ship full of rude people with no respect for personal space or using inside voices. the ship was booked beyond capacity so we really got to have the "cattle experience" there was no peace anywhere, even in the "adult only"solarium pool the foreigners were letting their screaming children run amuck while their parents sat in large groups and spoke non-stop very loudly. The food on the ship was the worst that we have had on any ship. The staterooms were in very bad need of refurbishing, and remodeling. Our mirror had big spot...

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Weekend on the Enchantment of the Seas

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 17, 2013

It was our first cruise and the experience was ver good. The weather cooperated, the sailing was smooth, timing immaculate, service was great and the food was ok, could be better.

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overpriced and over rated

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 17, 2013

Sailed on RCCL many times..They have gone down in almost all services...Food meager, menu minimum, extra cost for anything good, even after dinner espresso. CABIN worn out, called for service 4 times,,lighting, hot water, towels, even safe broken.

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Very goog experience

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 17, 2013

I really enjoy this 3 days cruise..... Great food, friendly staff, lots of activities, loved the Bolero Lounge ....and the Dance under the Stars party....all drinks were good and tasty.... had a great time in Cococay Island, very relaxing, walked the trait to the end of the island, beautiful view, great lunch, and a every relaxing nap in a hammock.....My only complaint is that my room was very tiny.

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4-6 cruises

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A little disappointed

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 13, 2013

Cruises use to be all inclusive, this cruise is not. The food was average, if you wanted a lobster or filet it cost extra. Also, this ship only has one seating time (unless you want to pay extra) so the dining room is crowded and the service is slow. Just disappointed.

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First time crusing with Royal Carribean

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 10, 2013

very pleased with the 3-day cruise with Royal Carribean. The crew members were very friendly and helpful. The food was delicious and well prepared. The entertainment was exciting and fun to watch. The private island was a wonderful experience. Two-tumbs up for the on-site spa at Cocoay Island! The cleaning crew was prompt and well organized. I would recommend this cruise line to all my family and friends.

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had a great time

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 10, 2013

I have nothing bad to say about RCC aside from the fact those rooms are so tiny. Great food, strong drinks and lots of wonderful staff. Lots of activities by the pool made it easy to make friends and even the music they played on board was good and recent. Planning my next cruise already!

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First time on Enchantment of the Seas

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 06, 2013

The ship is beautiful, upgraded and easy to navigate. We were fans of Monarch and wanted to see how her replacement would be. We were not disappointed. Having a Diamond Lounge and the Solarium are positives. Capt Gus is great and can be proud of ALL of his crew and staff. Everyone was wonderful and very helpful. Our only negative is that we found the Windjammer hard to use, the traffic pattern and lay out seem to promote congestion. A great alternative is the the Park Cafe in the Solarium

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nice ship great service

Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
Sail Date: May 06, 2013

First time on a cruise ship and it delivered all expectations. Staff are excellent and the meals were great. Overall a totally hassle free experience which is what is required when holidaying .

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Overview of Enchantment of the Seas

Cruises From:

Ft. Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Port Canaveral, Florida

Baltimore, Maryland

Cape Liberty (Bayonne), New Jersey

Colon, Panama

Quebec City, Quebec

Boston, Massachusetts

Norfolk, Virginia

Sailings

5 Night Western Caribbean (Ft. Lauderdale roundtrip)

4 Night Western Caribbean (Ft. Lauderdale roundtrip)

4 Night Bahamas (Port Canaveral roundtrip)

3 Night Bahamas (Port Canaveral roundtrip)

5 Night Western Caribbean with Grand Cayman (Ft. Lauderdale roundtrip)

Stats

Size: 82,910 tons

Age: 15 years, 10 months ago

Last Refurbished: 8 years, 1 months ago

Number of Guests: 2446

Number of Crew: 873, 36%

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Cabins of Enchantment of the Seas

Cabin

Interior Stateroom

Category: Q
Size: 136 sq ft.
Occupancy: 2 guests standard
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed a private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

A Deck

The "A" Deck consists of two catagories of Interior Staterooms and three catagories of Ocean View Staterooms. The Medical Center is also located here.

Deck 2

Deck 2 features staterooms in categories H, N, and Q.

Cabin

Interior Stateroom

Category: N
Size: 136 sq ft.
Occupancy: 2 guests standard
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed a private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area telephone hairdryer iInternet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms

Decks

A Deck

The "A" Deck consists of two catagories of Interior Staterooms and three catagories of Ocean View Staterooms. The Medical Center is also located here.

Deck 2

Deck 2 features staterooms in categories H, N, and Q.

Cabin

Interior Stateroom

Category: M
Size: 136 sq ft.
Occupancy: 2 guests standard - some sleep 3 or 4
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed a private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Wheelchair Accessible Staterooms: 2119 2123 3119 and 3123 are 252 sq. ft.
Amenities: Two twin beds that can convert to Queen with open bed frames sofa (which may convert into a sofa bed to accommodate one or two more guests) wider entry door turning spaces sitting area with lowered vanity closet rods and private bathroom with a wider door roll-in shower grab bars fold-down shower shower bench hand-held shower head raised toilet and a lowered sink.
Please Note: Royal Caribbean requires guests booked in this category to acknowledge the need for the accessible stateroom by completing a Guest Special Needs Form.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Main

Answers to all of your questions are available at the Shore Tours Desk or the Purser's Lobby and Information Desk. The Main Deck also contains many Interior Staterooms surrounded by spacious Ocean View Staterooms.

A Deck

The "A" Deck consists of two catagories of Interior Staterooms and three catagories of Ocean View Staterooms. The Medical Center is also located here.

Deck 2

Deck 2 features staterooms in categories H, N, and Q.

Cabin

Large Interior Stateroom

Category: L
Size: 145 sq ft.
Occupancy: 2 guests standard
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed a private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Main

Answers to all of your questions are available at the Shore Tours Desk or the Purser's Lobby and Information Desk. The Main Deck also contains many Interior Staterooms surrounded by spacious Ocean View Staterooms.

Deck Seven

Deck 7 features staterooms in categories D1, D2, D3, F, J, K, M, and AZ.

Cabin

Royal Family Suite with Balcony

Category: FS
Size: 486 sq ft.; Balcony: 58 sq ft.
Occupancy: Up to 8 guests
Amenities: Two bedrooms with twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed two private bathrooms with shower (one with bathtub) as well as a private balcony living area with a double sofa bed and a Pullman bed refrigerator mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Bridge

Cabin

Large Interior Stateroom

Category: K
Size: 145 sq ft.
Occupancy: 2 guests standard - some sleep 3 or 4
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed a private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Wheelchair Accessible Staterooms: 4077 and 4081 are 252 sq. ft.
Amenities: Two twin beds that can convert to Queen with open bed frames sofa (which may convert into a sofa bed to accommodate one or two more guests) wider entry door turning spaces sitting area with lowered vanity closet rods and private bathroom with a wider door roll-in shower grab bars fold-down shower shower bench hand-held shower head raised toilet and a lowered sink.
Please Note: Royal Caribbean requires guests booked in this category to acknowledge the need for the accessible stateroom by completing a Guest Special Needs Form.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Main

Answers to all of your questions are available at the Shore Tours Desk or the Purser's Lobby and Information Desk. The Main Deck also contains many Interior Staterooms surrounded by spacious Ocean View Staterooms.

Bridge

Deck Seven

Deck 7 features staterooms in categories D1, D2, D3, F, J, K, M, and AZ.

Cabin

Large Oceanview Stateroom

Category: I
Size: 151 sq ft.
Occupancy: 2 guests standard
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed a picture window private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Staterooms 2008 to 2014 and 2508 to 2514 have two porthole windows instead of a picture window.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Deck 2

Deck 2 features staterooms in categories H, N, and Q.

Cabin

Large Oceanview Stateroom

Category: H
Size: 151 sq ft.
Occupancy: 2 guests standard - some sleep 3 or 4
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed a picture window private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Staterooms 3000 to 3014 and 3500 to 3514 have two porthole windows instead of a picture window.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

A Deck

The "A" Deck consists of two catagories of Interior Staterooms and three catagories of Ocean View Staterooms. The Medical Center is also located here.

Cabin

Large Oceanview Stateroom

Category: G
Size: 151 sq ft.
Occupancy: 2 guests standard - some sleep 3 or 4
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed a picture window private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Main

Answers to all of your questions are available at the Shore Tours Desk or the Purser's Lobby and Information Desk. The Main Deck also contains many Interior Staterooms surrounded by spacious Ocean View Staterooms.

Cabin

Panoramic Oceanview Stateroom

Category: F
Size: 200 sq ft.
Occupancy: 2 guests standard - some sleep 3 or 4
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed a picture window private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Stateroom 7008 has an obstructed view.
Please Note: Wheelchair Accessible Staterooms: 2618 2622 3618 3622 4574 4578 and 4582 are 262 sq. ft.
Amenities: Two twin beds that can convert to Queen with open bed frames sofa (which may convert into a sofa bed to accommodate one or two more guests) wider entry door turning spaces sitting area with lowered vanity closet rods and private bathroom with a wider door roll-in shower grab bars fold-down shower shower bench hand-held shower head raised toilet and a lowered sink.
Please Note: Royal Caribbean requires guests booked in this category to acknowledge the need for the accessible stateroom by completing a Guest Special Needs Form.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Main

Answers to all of your questions are available at the Shore Tours Desk or the Purser's Lobby and Information Desk. The Main Deck also contains many Interior Staterooms surrounded by spacious Ocean View Staterooms.

Bridge

A Deck

The "A" Deck consists of two catagories of Interior Staterooms and three catagories of Ocean View Staterooms. The Medical Center is also located here.

Deck Seven

Deck 7 features staterooms in categories D1, D2, D3, F, J, K, M, and AZ.

Deck 2

Deck 2 features staterooms in categories H, N, and Q.

Cabin

Family Oceanview Stateroom

Category: FO
Size: 481 sq ft.
Occupancy: Up to 8 guests
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed additional bunk beds in separate area separate sitting area with sofa bed private bathroom with shower mini-safe vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Bridge

Cabin

Superior Balcony Stateroom

Category: D2
Size: 191 sq ft.; Balcony: 39 sq ft.
Occupancy: Up to 4 guests
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed as well as a private balcony sitting area with sofa bed mini-safe private bathroom with shower refrigerator vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Wheelchair Accessible Staterooms: 7118 7122 7618 and 7622 are 350 sq. ft.; Balcony 39 sq. ft.
Amenities: Two twin beds that can convert to Queen with open bed frames sofa (which may convert into a sofa bed to accommodate one or two more guests) wider entry door turning spaces private balcony sitting area with lowered vanity closet rods and private bathroom with a wider door roll-in shower grab bars fold-down shower shower bench hand-held shower head raised toilet and a lowered sink.
Please Note: Royal Caribbean requires guests booked in this category to acknowledge the need for the accessible stateroom by completing a Guest Special Needs Form.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Deck Seven

Deck 7 features staterooms in categories D1, D2, D3, F, J, K, M, and AZ.

Cabin

Superior Balcony Stateroom

Category: D1
Size: 191 sq ft.; Balcony: 39 sq ft.
Occupancy: Up to 4 guests
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed as well as a private balcony sitting area with sofa bed mini-safe private bathroom with shower refrigerator vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Bridge

Deck Seven

Deck 7 features staterooms in categories D1, D2, D3, F, J, K, M, and AZ.

Cabin

Junior Suite with Balcony

Category: JS
Size: 247 sq ft.; Balcony: 62 sq ft.
Occupancy: Up to 4 guests
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed as well as a private balcony sitting area with sofa bed refrigerator mini-safe private bathroom with shower and bathtub vanity area telephone hairdryer internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Wheelchair Accessible Staterooms: 8108 and 8608 are 347sq. ft.; Balcony 74 sq. ft.
Amenities: Two twin beds that can convert to Queen with open bed frames sofa (which may convert into a sofa bed to accommodate one or two more guests) wider entry door turning spaces private balcony sitting area with lowered vanity closet rods and private bathroom with a wider door roll-in shower grab bars fold-down shower shower bench hand-held shower head raised toilet and a lowered sink.
Please Note: Royal Caribbean requires guests booked in this category to acknowledge the need for the accessible stateroom by completing a Guest Special Needs Form.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Bridge

Deck Seven

Deck 7 features staterooms in categories D1, D2, D3, F, J, K, M, and AZ.

Cabin

Grand Suite with Balcony

Category: GS
Size: 353 sq ft.; Balcony: 107 sq ft.
Occupancy: Up to 4 guests
Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a queen-sized bed as well as a private balcony sitting area with sofa bed refrigerator mini-safe private bathroom with shower and bathtub vanity area hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Bridge

Cabin

Owner's Suite with Balcony

Category: OS
Size: 517 sq ft.; Balcony: 111 sq ft.
Occupancy: Up to 4 guests
Amenities: A private balcony queen-sized bed separate living area with queen-sized sofa bed refrigerator closet private bathroom with shower and bathtub vanity area mini-safe mini-bar hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Bridge

Cabin

Royal Suite with Balcony

Category: RS
Size: 1087 sq ft.; Balcony: 161 sq ft.
Occupancy: Up to 4 guests
Amenities: A private balcony separate bedroom with king-sized bed living room with queen-sized sofa bed refrigerator entertainment center baby grand piano dining table walk-in closet private bathroom with whirlpool tub and shower vanity area mini-safe mini-bar hairdryer telephone internet access and closed-circuit TV.
Please Note: Smoking is not permitted in staterooms.

Decks

Bridge

Deck Plans for Enchantment of the Seas

Tips for Enchantment of the Seas

If you can afford a balcony - go for it! It was worth every penny. I do not think I would cruise without one!

Do not get 8th deck, front of ship cabin. They are directly under some of the recreation areas. Very noisy.

If you use My Time dining, make reservations for entire cruise on-line before sailing. We did and were promptly seated each day. Some passengers who just showed up without reservations had to wait.

We were very pleased with the Anytime Dining option. We chose 5:30 time and were able to go to less crowded 7:00 show time.

Try the Park Cafe for great food, service and a beautiful environment!

The cabin was clean and comfortable, food was ok - could be better, activities was ok given that it was only a weekend and we had desired to rest.

The gym is wonderful.....

Park Cafe is amazing for lunch and late night snacks. Coffee shop serves Starbucks at a reasonable price and my Americano was perfect every time. The coffee shop also serves complimentary donuts, pastries and brownies. Maintenance should be limited to unoccupied rooms and the beds need replacing.

suggest a smoother departure from ship. Lines were crowded and coming from several different directions. Guests were confused as crew members were sending guests in two different directions.

Do not miss the 70's party! Had a great time!

If your looking for a quiet breakfast go to the solarium. Best kept secret.

Keep an eye on your final bill. We found ours in the hall all wadded up

Choose Mytime Dining.

Stay away from it, at all costs

The toilets have an odor and so does mid ship on 4th floor. Room 4500 sits right near the anchor and makes for a great alarm clock.

Recommend the buffet for their variety of food.

Everything I did on this ship was great

Always get to the dining room on time.

The rooms are not comfortable. Get to the inside pool early. Don't eat a big lunch..save room for a good dinner. If you are going to spend money, use it for an upgrade on your room.

Always have dinner at My Fair Lady, staff and food out of this world

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