Freedom of the Seas Cruise Reviews - Tips

Highly recommend dining in the dining room for your meals. Loved to be served and they have small buffets for you to help yourself plus order from the menu.

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Bring your patience! This ship cannot handle the amount of passengers! Staff are cavalier about complaints.

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Be Patient.

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Very good specialty dining packages for sale first day - you can buy a package of 4 and use all at the same meal if you are in a group of 4.

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Get the dining package deals they offer on the boat. They are so worth it. Much cheaper with the packages, and you get to experience a variety of restaurants.

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Check to see who is going to be your captain ...mostly go with another cruise line. They had very little activity on the pool deck. By fAR my least favorite cruise ship so far and extremely disappointed in ROYAL CARIBBEAN

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Snacks in the promenade were perfect and hit the spot after a long day on shore or at the beach/pool.

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Pizza on promenade was tasteless, main dining was good, windjammer was OK. Grand Cayman was gorgeous!

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The coffee shop on the main deck has a good sandwich selection w/ expanded hours daily. The pizza on the main deck had cardboard crust. ''Formal night'' isn't formal any more for most of the passengers. Biz casual is fine w/o coat & tie. The Windjammer, deck 11 is great for breakfast & lunch.

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do not get the VOOM it is awful

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We love the sit down dining and having the same servers each evening. The coffee shop is great. If you get a drink package, the fancy coffee is included.

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Get an outside cabin if you can , that will be our next goal

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Chefs table was worth the experience and Chops grill

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Since the ship is huge and crowded, get out early to secure a chair or two at the pools on days at sea. If you miss out, there are usually good movies playing but also get there early cause both times we went, they ran out of 3-D glasses.

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Kids and adults alike loved the pizza in the Promenade. The Windjammer buffet has an extensive selection of foods. Some varying from night to night. I personally enjoyed dressing up formally for the formal dining room, but was disappointed to see others in sports attire on our last night.

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Food in the Windjammer was to die for. Shrimp, lobster, gluten free, burgers, hot dogs, sweets, etc...anything you could possibly crave they will have. My favorite were the coconut cookies!

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Bring at least 2 cases of water on board with checked luggage stickers because unless you have a drink package, water is over $4 per bottle on board. We are not cheap people the fleecing of prices was ridiculous.

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Avoid the pizza - it's plain and not flavorful. If you have food allergies - the main dining room is really the only option, as the Windjammer and Room Service don't make it easy to obtain something special. Our other family members had a junior suite and it was really terrific.

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Pizza on the promenade was disgusting. However the chicken roti at the sandwich shop was amazing. The drinks at each bar by the pool was watered down and cost at least 1-2 dollars more than the other bars around the ship. Nadia and Rudolf were amazing! (asst waiter and waiter in the dinning room)

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It would be nice to know ahead of time where the free food & coffee was located . Didn't find out until midway through the cruise . The Windjammer's food was actually better than the main dining room , in our opinion .

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