48 Seven Seas Mariner Tips

Kennicott

Nov 06, 2014

If doing a back to back, make sure you have a cabin key card that doesn't become obsolete the second segment otherwise you may find yourself off the ship and not able to get back on.

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nancygossett

Mar 01, 2018

For that amount of money, find another ship with more happening on board and better tours offered. Not a big party animal, but better quality of entertainment, food and service would have been nice.

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Berty8473922

Jul 17, 2013

Very easy to get around on the ship-while there were a number of younger people on theis cruise, they are apparently geared for to 70-80 age group

deb639

May 28, 2016

Sometimes it's better to book your excursions directly through the tour companies at the ports rather than the cruise line if you want to get something unique.

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natew3245

Sep 25, 2016

We opted for higher deck and rear of ship. A bit nosier there and more motion evident. Go for lower decks at mid-ship.

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1rama1

Aug 06, 2017

The Mariner's cabins really need major renovation, so wait to book the Mariner until after the ship goes into dry dock in 2018, and then compare closely with other cruise lines' offerings. Also keep an eye out for cruises by Ritz-Carlton, which is entering the cruise business and should raise the service and luxury bar for all competing cruise lines. Take whatever the Regent booking agents tell you with a grain of salt; based on my experience they will tell you whatever it takes to sell you a ticket.

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bmetcalf

Dec 14, 2017

Lower your expectations for dining speed and accuracy, but enjoy the rest. There is a list of the complimentary wines available, but you have to ask for it.

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