Navigator of the Seas Review
joshsc
10+ Cruises • Age 50s
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Sail Date: Nov 2019
Cabin: Interior
I took this cruise to see what this $115 million dollar amplification was all about- WOW what fun. This ship still has some dated decor (Royal needs to get out of the 80's), but the water slides, laser tag, food were just amazing. So much to do on this ship, one weekend isn't enough. Also doing at video blog https://youtu.be/e-WekB7Ztjk
This was a cruise to Nassau but I cruised for the ship and CoCo Cay. The drinks were so so. but the food was delicious. There is plenty to do on Coco cay even if you just want to sit and relax by the lagoon.
This ship is perfect for families or non-families- there's tons of fun for everybody. The main dining room as well as the Windjammer had excellent food. Service on the ship was good. The MDR had delicious food and the Windjammer had a lot to choose from. It was however very crowded and made it difficult to find seating- so much so that Jamie's Italian was opened for extra seating.
Cabin Review
Interior
Cabin was average- 80's decor - bed slept hard. room was quiet. Stateroom attendant was great. There was nothing special about the room. It was clean (cleaner after I lysoled it).
Port Reviews
Perfect Day at CocoCay
Love this private island even if you don't pay for the slides. Great food and a lot to do
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