Voyager of the Seas Tips

Wait until the ship comes back from refurbishment. It's physically in rough shape.

Go for MyDining

Take magnetic hook to hang washing line & hangers on. Walls & ceilings are metal

Make sure you check your account on the tv on a regular basis to ensure you are spending within your limits. A friend went on prior to myself and her kids racked up $600 in credit at the archade and she didn't realise until the 7th day.

DO NOT USE THE LAUNDRY WE SPENT $58.50 US$ OUR LAUNDRY CAME BACK WITH ALL THE WHITES OFF WHITE & 2 POLO SHIRTS SHRUNK & 2 BURN TYPE MARKS ACROSS THE BACKS. VERY DISSAPPOINTED. THERE IS NO LAUNDRY ON BOARD FOR CUSTOMER USE.

Should you experience a problem on the ship, politely let guest services or your cabin steward know. I was more than happy with all staff that I came across.

This is a great ship with great service. 1) Check your dinner reservations as soon as you get onboard. We always ask for a set time with a table of 6 or more people. This time they got it right but often they don't. 2) Bring a small carry-on bag with dress clothes for dinner and your swimsuit fir the pool just in case your luggage doesn't arrive before supper.

Be prepared for LOTS of children (even outside school hols) who are allowed to run around, prank calls, pressing all the lift buttons, knocking on doors and running up and down stairs etc. Children are allowed in adult venues until midnight! This definitely affected our enjoyment of the cruise. No one did anything about the unruly children, both staff and security ignored it all, not sure why. There were also some very polite and well behaved children on board of course, bu tit is the unsupervised ones that are the issue. There was lots for kids to do as well as kids club, so it is the parents who perhaps just left them to their own devices, but this really needs to be addressed somehow. Voyager is old and we would not sail on her again for reasons of the above plus cleanliness and run down toilets.

make sure you iron before you pack and find out theme nights

Just really have a fantastic time- whatever you choose to do. Make the best of your fabulous cruise.

have a great time

The South Pacific is a great itinerary for your first cruise. If you can afford it go Junior Suite you get great benefits.

We enjoyed breakfast and lunch at the dining room instead of the Windjammer, a lot less crowded and very good service

Take magnetic hooks to atache to the walls of the stateroom. It helps to hang stuff like sea passes and hats and back packs up and keep them of the floor.

Sit back and relax and enjoy the fantastic service.

Confirm specific details as what you are told is not what is always delivered 24 of us where traveling together. Was told we will be dining together but the reality is we where scattered all over the place. Felt that we had to argue our point to get what we where promised Dont believe what guest services tell you its not always correct the dont know alot of things that they sould

Fantastic staff, food and drinks. A great way to relax!

Explore the ship on the first day so you don't miss anything. There are some great venues on-board. If you can afford it, visit Chops at least once. It was truly wonderful. Also note that the waiters there went out of their way if you were celebrating a birthday or anniversary (we weren't but they would sing and bring candles). Very nice touch to make someone feel special on their important day.

Take cash for you shore excursions, that is the currency of that place. We didnt find out before we left and didnt take nearly enough.

Take small Aussie bank notes to use on the islands in the South Pacific. They all are happy to receive $5 and $10 aussie notes - not coins. You only need US$ for onboard the ship. Everything bought on the ship goes on your Sea Pass and you either settle that account with US$ or your credit card.