Caribbean - Western Cruise Reviews

I was a bit disappointed in the cruise but most of it was due to weather. This is not something that is anyone's fault. It rained a lot and a few nights were very rocky, many were sea sick. Ports were missed and one was rescheduled. We went with a group and had fun playing cards and such.

It was a perfect vacation for our family. We gave a 13 year old and a 6 year old. There was plenty to keep everyone happy and busy.

This was a cruise with my wife, son, daughter-in-law and two grand children. We all had a great time.

the events and the people really made this cruise. the cruise staff was fun, but professional and really great at involving people in all the different activities. Highly recommend the 2 excursions we booked through at Belize city and Roatan. There was plenty to do on board, but areas where you could go to escape the crowd, if you wanted. food and drink were plentiful, tasty and varied. This is our 3rd cruise and 1st Princess cruise, but we loved this one the most

We've been on 14 cruises, this is the first on MSC. I have to say somewhat disappointing overall and would probably not use them again. No comedy shows and limiting seating in some music venues made it less enjoyable. We paid extra for the Aurea experience, which gave us a less crowded dining room but with no windows. We also had a separate outdoor lounge area but the loungers were awkward and not very confortable.

My husband and I had a wonderful time. This was our third time cruising together and it was by far our favorite. The food was top notch and the staff were amazingly good.

I had a relaxing time. I enjoyed the destination but I needed some hyper energy. I think 7 days was too long for me.

Overall was a good cruise but we won't take another cruise until we retire and maybe not even then.

As a seasoned veteran cruiser I felt that many items left much too desired. Cabin service, Main Dining food, Entertainment and too many days at sea.

Overall, for our first cruise we were happy. They ship is beautiful. We will definitely do another cruise on a different line to compare

We loved our room, the ship, our dining room and some of the bars, but MSC really needs to change a few things, like the muster drill, staffing and open hours in the Marketplace, serve real eggs vs powered, run things on time (and state the correct activity) for daily activities. We will only sail on MSC again if we get a good deal, not unless we hear they correct some things and then we will sail much more.

We had a wonderful 7-day cruise on the MSC Seascape. Overall, the ship was exceptionally clean and well-maintained. All service providers (dining, bar, room, guest, etc.) were exceptionally polite and friendly. And there was plenty of staff to meet our needs each day. We may consider a longer trip in the future.

It was a lot of fun and we made some great memories. The stuff was amazing. Carlos was very good to us.

This cruise was a disappointment. We thoroughly researched it in advance and the information we received was inaccurate. There are hidden taxes and mandatory tips regardless of any packages you purchase. We loved the staff and the scenery en route but some of our ports were unavailable due to the weather. I became extremely ill for 5 days of our trip. The medical staff were beyond kind. This was our last trip with this company.

• Tampa is a great port of departure. The Pride is a great ship if you don’t care for the large crowds, & it’s a great social ship since you constantly see people you meet onboard about twice a day. The length of the cruise with the great itinerary destinations is one of our favorites for this anniversary cruise. Hotels in Orlando are plentiful & cheap, so you can save on travel costs. If you’re looking for a fun & relaxing cruise, I would certainly recommend this one!

Don't sail on the Epic. Layout the worst. We are veteran cruisers and will never sail on this ship again. Cagney's was good but the main dining room selections were not the best. Buffet had limited selections. Breakfast was the best meal.

The Spirit is an older Spirit Class vessel. Came out in 2001. It is very beautiful as far as decor and classy feel like an older ship. Our trip was hit with many obstacles: High winds every day, always rocking with some severe (no one's fault) just average food for dinner, and a very cold cabin for the entire trip that we were told our ship had no heat unit for the cabins. REALLY!!!!

Wonderful time with friends. Hopefully another cruise is in my future.

The Mariner of the Seas cruise experience offers a lot for a family traveling together for adventure and relaxation. The entertainment was very diverse and well executed offering a lot of fun for all ages. The dining experiences were fantastic with a beautiful dining room and great service. The design of the ship is very festive and pretty with more glass elevators than many other shops in the RC fleet.

Did a tour of the ship below deck. Well worth it. Met the captain, who was most pleasant. Room steward was most attentive. Room and ship was very clean. Went to Izumi and chicken was over done to the point of being touch and almost impossible to chew. Food was abundant and high quality, in main dining room, but noticed, variety and amount of some things was smaller, for example shrimp cocktail. New York strip steaks although delicious were very thin. No lobster night. Obvious, that food options and changes were made because of cost. However, food was delicious in main dining room. Ate at Windjammer several times. Shows and entertainment were topnotch.