Bermuda...GREAT, Anthem...good (not great)
Anthem of the Seas Cruise Review to Bermuda
Sail Date: August 06, 2016
Ship: Anthem of the Seas
Cabin Type: Balcony
Cabin Number: 6658
Traveled As: Couple
Reviewed: 11 months ago
Review Summary
We have a few cruises, most of them with RCCL. We were looking forward to a birthday celebration. Nice easy drive to Bayonne (no airfare, and reasonable parking fees). The ship is quite large, but the layout is not well-done. Unlike the Explorer and Oasis class ships, this ship has asymmetrical corridors, which can lead to nowhere. Most of the cabins on deck six are obstructed views. Deck six is great however, because most of the activities and restaurants are below (decks 3 - 5). You have to take the elevator up to deck 14 in order to get more fun (decks 6 - 13 are major passenger cabin decks). The food ranged from excellent (wife LOVED the lamb everyplace it was served) to blah (Jamies Italian is overrated). Lots of activities and shows, most were typical cruise line stuff, but Two70 is a technical marvel, and the Led Zep cover band was supposedly brilliant. Because of the size, it never feels crowded. The only complaint was the muster drill, which was held indoors and VERY disorganized, bordering on claustrophobic. But the fun begins when muster drill ends! Bermuda is a wonderful place, and we will definitely return. Even with two days to explore, there was not enough time. It is cleaner, better organized and more expensive than most Caribbean ports, but worth it!
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Book dinners and shows in advance via the online reservations. Check multiple times! The Escape from the Future game put us in a locked room with about 10 other passengers (young and old). We had an hour to get out, and with teamwork, we did it. But it vanished from the reservations quickly!
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