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Considering the 13 night transatlantic out of Galveston, Texas, next April, 2022.

 

Can you please tell me the good, and the bad of the Adventure of the Seas. Looking for favorite features, what ship is it similar to, anything that makes it stand out.

 

Would you sail it again, etc?

 

Thank you!

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Love this class of RCI ship we've sailed on Mariner and will be doing a B2B in March 2022 on Explorer. We sailed on Adventure last Oct 2019 on the Snowbird Migration itinerary.

I wouldn't hesitate to book her on any destination especially a long itinerary. 

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30 minutes ago, lovetotraveltx said:

Considering the 13 night transatlantic out of Galveston, Texas, next April, 2022.

 

Can you please tell me the good, and the bad of the Adventure of the Seas. Looking for favorite features, what ship is it similar to, anything that makes it stand out.

 

Would you sail it again, etc?

 

Thank you!


We love sailing on the Adventure and would again in a minute!  In 2019, we spent about a month on Adventure during several different cruises, including the Snowbird Migration Cruise.  The crew is wonderful and the “house” band that plays in Boleros at night we’re the best we’ve seen on a cruise ship!  The Specialty Restaurants were also top notch!

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42 minutes ago, lovetotraveltx said:

Considering the 13 night transatlantic out of Galveston, Texas, next April, 2022.

 

Can you please tell me the good, and the bad of the Adventure of the Seas. Looking for favorite features, what ship is it similar to, anything that makes it stand out.

 

Would you sail it again, etc?

 

Thank you!

Love this class ship voyager which we sailed also sailed sister ship navigator several times, perfect size not to big or small. Sounds like a great cruise. 

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Balconies are dark.

 

In my opinion

 

Adventure has cove balconies, they form the exterior skin

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The newer Mariner has a more open, glass balcony. They stickbout from the ship. More light

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3 hours ago, shopper77 said:

Does anyone have picture of how the elevators are located by the cabins? Is it noisy if cabin is located near the elevators.  Thanks for any info.

 

The elevators are in their own separate elevator lobby.  The only additional noise  you will experience is that there is more foot traffic as people move down the corridors between elevators and cabins.  People talk and make noise.  How much is a random situation.

 

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9 hours ago, shopper77 said:

Does anyone have picture of how the elevators are located by the cabins? Is it noisy if cabin is located near the elevators.  Thanks for any info.

 

From the door of 9542, forward elevator lobby, port side.  

 

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The elevators are through the opening and around the corner to the right so you don't hear people waiting for an elevator.  If a loud talker is walking down the hall you might hear them in your cabin but that can be said for any cabin on the ship.  

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On Adventure 3 years ago and loved it. Crew was fantastic. I agree with John on the balcony being a little dark, but we still loved it. Specialty restaurants were very good. Perfect size ship. Not too big, not too small.

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We were on Adventure Dec 2019 and loved her.  The staff were really to notch. Obviously staff change but as long as the management team is the same I would expect the same degree of CS.  The ship itself is in very good repair.  MDR was very good and our one trip to Chops was excellent. Of particular note was the bar staff.  They seemed to all have remarkable memories and were quick to take and serve your order. As far as cabins go... we had the coveted 1688 with it's remarkable balcony.  The stripper pole was fun to swing from.  I'd glad go on Adventure again.  

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We had #9624 in Oct 2019 for our Snowbird and even though the balcony on Adventure is 1st generation with the balcony part of the hull it made no big difference to us.

 

Will be on Explorer March 2022 (B2B) in #1300 and I'm sure it won't bother us then either.

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2 minutes ago, Ashland said:

We had #9624 in Oct 2019 for our Snowbird and even though the balcony on Adventure is 1st generation with the balcony part of the hull it made no big difference to us.

 

Will be on Explorer March 2022 (B2B) in #1300 and I'm sure it won't bother us then either.

We had an inside cabin on our Cape Liberty to Quebec cruise, so the hull balcony configuration didn't bother us at all.  😀

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13 hours ago, mets123 said:

I found the casino to be very cramped very smoky. Just my opinion, please don't flame me.

I agree.  It was very cramped.  If someone was sitting at a slot, you could barely pass behind them. I also hated the stools instead of chairs with backs at the slots.  Very uncomfortable if playing for a long time.

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On 3/9/2021 at 7:17 PM, shopper77 said:

Does anyone have picture of how the elevators are located by the cabins? Is it noisy if cabin is located near the elevators.  Thanks for any info.

My husband and i purposely choose a cabin as close to the rear elevators as we can. We never were bothered by noise.

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We sailed Adventure in 2017 out of Puerto Rico on a Southern Caribbean itinerary.  We were on a hump cabin right in the middle of the hump on a floor where the balcony was not all steel (top half had glass) and I don't remember it really bothering us -- not like the more modern balconies of today.  In any event, I will tell you that there is no additional noise from elevators and we were right there.


Adventure is a lovely ship - smaller than the big Oasis class ships (which we ALSO love).  I sometimes feel you can attend to relaxation more on a smaller class ship because you aren't SO overwhelmed with choices and have to cover so much ground to get from point A to point B.


Anyway, we JUST booked Adventure to Bermuda out of NJ for May 2022 and I'm already looking forward to it.  Of course, except for sea days, we won't be spending the time on the ship like we normally do because we've never been to Bermuda and this is a short (5 nighter) cruise.  


One thing I do love about Adventure that some other ships don't offer -- the adult Solarium pool is OPEN (not enclosed under glass dome) but there's also room to be in the shade if you prefer to be out of the sun.

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23 minutes ago, birdlord said:

Anyway, we JUST booked Adventure to Bermuda out of NJ for May 2022 and I'm already looking forward to it.  Of course, except for sea days, we won't be spending the time on the ship like we normally do because we've never been to Bermuda and this is a short (5 nighter) cruise.  

I hope you enjoy Bermuda.  I've been there 8 times and still look forward to going back again.

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January 2020 was our 3rd cruise on the Adventure of the Seas.  We were in cabin 8310 which was a hump balcony and had no issues with the room.  Have to say crew on this ship is fantastic.  We love this class of ship and this ship in particular.

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