Anyone Interested in a RSSC Mariner report?
Jun 7th, 2002, 05:05 AM
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joanne and dana:
Here goes. The Mariner is beyond belief. As far as any bugs to be worked out--consider them gone. The service was the best ever on a RSSC cruise. Dana, from your note, I can tell you that we are also mid 50's. We had a suite at the back of the ship which had a 136 sq ft balcony. The cabins, or suites, are large, you can dine just the two of you at four different restaurants. On this cruise there were maybe 4 or 5 children out of the 600 or so on board. The joy to this ship is that the majority of the time yo will think that no one else is on board. The Mariner has several lounges and a ton of free space all around the ship. This was our third time on rssc and the Mariner is heads and shoulders above the Diamond. Other folks on the cruise spoke highly of the Navigator. There were several people on the ship that had sailed with Crystal and said that this ship exceeded Crystal in every way. I would say that the average age on this ship was mid 50's. In a nutshell, this is as close to cruising perfection as you can get.
Here goes. The Mariner is beyond belief. As far as any bugs to be worked out--consider them gone. The service was the best ever on a RSSC cruise. Dana, from your note, I can tell you that we are also mid 50's. We had a suite at the back of the ship which had a 136 sq ft balcony. The cabins, or suites, are large, you can dine just the two of you at four different restaurants. On this cruise there were maybe 4 or 5 children out of the 600 or so on board. The joy to this ship is that the majority of the time yo will think that no one else is on board. The Mariner has several lounges and a ton of free space all around the ship. This was our third time on rssc and the Mariner is heads and shoulders above the Diamond. Other folks on the cruise spoke highly of the Navigator. There were several people on the ship that had sailed with Crystal and said that this ship exceeded Crystal in every way. I would say that the average age on this ship was mid 50's. In a nutshell, this is as close to cruising perfection as you can get.
