Vision of the Seas Cruise Reviews - Reviews

Beautiful countries, but there is a great deal of poverty. I enjoyed the weather and the beaches, but I was sadden to see many shacks and garbage in the cities.

We had an amazing 13 night cruise visiting seven ports. I would definitely do it again. Visions capabilities are limited just because she's an older smaller ship. But don't let that discourage you from experiencing her. I've always lived by one motto when vacationing especially cruising. It's what you make it.

Great cruise, great itinerary. Loved the ship. This ship had more of an older clientele. It is an older, smaller ship not a lot for children.

The itinerary was seven ports which was great! This was our favorite cruise so far!

Overall it was a great experience, we got covid when we return thanks to vaccinations it was mild.

We has a great Christmas cruise, small and quiet but still had fun stuff!

The second night, a troubled man jumped overboard. It was very sad. We looked for him for six hours and then the Coast Guard came. He was with his wife and kids on the cruise. The family will be forever changed. Always a sad situation, but especially at Christmas.

I would highly recommend Vision of the Seas for another cruise option. The ship is clean, the food is delicious, and the crew/staff went above and beyond in everything.

The cruise was decent. The food wasn't that great but the staff and entertainment was wonderful. The DJ on the ship was obviously unqualified for the position due to his poor performance over the 8 days. We ended up skipping the Miami port because of a storm so it turned into another boring sea day instead. I'd do another cruise with Royal Caribbean but one without so many sea days.

There was a lot to do and we had fun. The food was decent most of the time and the staff was really nice. The rooms were cleaned daily. I also really liked the photographers. I got a lot of good pictures in my photo package.

This was our first cruise since the pandemic, so we opted for a smaller ship with less people and leaving from a port within driving distance. We knew that this was a smaller and older ship, and we adjusted our expectations accordingly. With that considered, we didn't let the little issues bother us, so we had a good time and would cruise again on this ship again.

I was a solo cruiser on this one, and it was perfect for me. I was seated at a table at dinner with seven other solo cruisers, and we got along well. The on-board activities were there if you felt like participating, and there was plenty of space to just lay out if sitting in the sun was what you wanted. The amount of excursion options was great, and the Rainforest Zipline in St. Maarten's and Mini Speed Boat in St. Kitts were definitely highlights of my trip.

There was one inconvenience with our cruise. A pipe burst in the hallway ceiling flooding our room. Staff was immediately there correcting the problem. They worked tirelessly cleaning and drying and accommodating our needs. Things happen and the staff couldn’t have done more to make the situation right!

Booked an October 2024 cruise on Vision of Seas. It won’t be 12 days( which proved to be too long for us) but 5 days. Looking forward to planning this next cruise.

We had a great time; we enjoyed the cruise itself and the excursions very much.

I’m considering reducing the frequency of the cruises I take because so many things went wrong on this sailing.

IMO the Legend of the Seas is the best maintained of the Vision class ships that sail out of Baltimore. It has the steam room/sauna that the Enchantment lacked plus Giovanni's and Izumi which the Enchantment also did not. However, Izumi is on deck 12 with no elevator access which is ridiculous since it limits anyone with a mobility issue (as was my wife's case on the cruise.) For new cruisers you will really enjoy it. For long time cruisers like us it's nice to get away but a step down from what it used to be.

Wife and I would cruise every week if we were retired so loved it. Wouldn't pick those ports again but can't wait for 83 more days till our next one!

This ship, Vision of the Seas, reflects old-time cruising. Comfortable rooms, good food, pretty locations, superb service, and plenty of entertainment. It's age shows a bit in the lack of USB outlets in the room, and the scarcity of balcony rooms. Nonetheless, in talking to repeat travelers, they are very happy without the roller coasters and happy with the services on this ship. Leaving from the Port of Baltimore was huge for me - just give me a ship that is the same size but newer design, OK?

Fortunate to have good weather in Baltimore. Both getting on and off the ship. Overall, it was a great Crusie had a great time.