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Just Boarded
Member # 1366

posted 06-20-2000 03:53 PM

I'll be taking maiden cruise on RCCL's Explorer of the Seas on 10/28. I'd be interested in any reviews on her sister ship, Voyager of the Seas. Thanx.

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Malcolm @ cruisepage
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Member # 301

posted 06-20-2000 06:02 PM

Have you checked the passenger review section of this web site?

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jmoore
Just Boarded
Member # 1375

posted 06-22-2000 09:49 PM

I sailed on Voyager in mid-May and had the vacation of a lifetime. The rooms were large, the food was very good, and there was so much to do that it can't be all done in 7 days. This ship is a magnificent floating resort. I spoke with several employees who will be working on the Exployer and they said it will be even better than Voyager. Have a wonderful cruise!

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jasonalec
First Class Passenger
Member # 1413

posted 07-07-2000 08:00 PM

Awesome ship!!! We sailed it in April and loved it so much we just booked Explorer for December. Food is so so but what do you expect with 3100 passengers?? I really enjoyed the rock climbing wall, the shows were great (including an amazing ice show), and you should definitely save some room for Johny Rockets! The best part was enjoying the peaceful balcony after all the running around the ship. The Royal Promenade will astonish you. Enjoy.

ps. When we were on board they were not charging for Johny Rockets, Climbing wall, etc. They were trying it out. I would be interested to know if they started charging again or not. Please email if you get a chance.

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