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Topic: Back from Enchantment

Laura
First Class Passenger
Member # 924

posted 02-27-2001 09:33 PM

We had a GREAT time. Everything was perfect. Service, food, entertainment, ports of call, etc. - everything was fantastic.

If anybody has any questions, I'm glad to answer them. I'll post a review later. I did end up getting sick on board (toward the very end of the cruise) so I'll write more when I'm feeling better. Oh well. At least it happened at the end and not at the beginning!

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Italian Cruiser
First Class Passenger
Member # 1684

posted 02-28-2001 06:45 AM

Hi Laura,I have a question for you.In Italy Royal Caribbean celebrate itself for the international ambassador host service.Is it true that they offer a good assistance to the international passengers or like many other companies all the onboard activities are only in English? Thanks.

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Laura
First Class Passenger
Member # 924

posted 02-28-2001 06:28 PM

Yes, all of the activities were in English.

We did see the International Ambassador's desk near the purser's desk and noticed that they were talking with people frequently. (I don't know what types of services they provided though or how helpful they are since we didn't use them.)

There was an instance while we were playing Bingo (for a $7000 jackpot!!!!) and several of the players spoke only Spanish, so the the cruise staff members that spoke Spanish sat with these players and helped them.

Since I speak English, I didn't really pay any attention to anything else related to this topic. Sorry I couldn't be more of a help to you.

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Italian Cruiser
First Class Passenger
Member # 1684

posted 03-01-2001 10:49 AM

Thank you very much for all the informations.

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Blizzard54
First Class Passenger
Member # 1824

posted 03-01-2001 08:38 PM

I have noticed on RCL cruises that they print the daily program in languages other than english.

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