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- Where does Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas sail from?Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas departs from Port Canaveral and Galveston
- Where does Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas sail to?Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas cruises to Port Canaveral (Orlando), Cozumel, Perfect Day at CocoCay, Costa Maya, Nassau, Labadee, Galveston, a...
- How much does it cost to go on Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas?Cruises on Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas start from $258 per person.
- Is Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas a good ship to cruise on?Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas won 4 awards over the years.
Aug 30, 2021 · We have been on Mariner of the Seas many times in the past and remember the Casino being quite loose with frequent jackpots. For the 4 days of this cruise, in the newly renovated...
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The shows are pretty good so no complaints there. The five day Labadee/Cococay itinerary is pretty great if you're not looking to go anywhere particularly exotic. Food was pretty decent and the options were more "normal" than Symphony having 50 different kinds of curry at every meal.
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Mariner of the Seas is a Voyager-class ship from Royal Caribbean. Launched in 2002, the 1,020-foot long vessel holds about 3,100 passengers and has 15 passenger decks. If all that sounds like a lot, it should. Typically older ships — those built over 10 years ago — are smaller with fewer things to do. That’s not the case on Mariner. The ship is ple...
This particular cruise boarded at Cruise Terminal 1 at Port Canaveral. We liked this location as it’s separate from the other ships, meaning you don’t have to fight a lot of other traffic or loop around the port to find where to be dropped off. When it comes to boarding, we always choose to board later in the window. When we checked-in online, we s...
The first port of call on our trip was Nassau. But before we headed into port, we had to try out the two waterslides on the ship — the Typhoon and the Cyclone. Have kids? The minimum height is 48 inches to ride. The maximum weight is 250 pounds for those adults that want to try. We did both slides multiple times and they are longer than what you’d ...
Of course when most people book this trip (including us), the big draw is Perfect Day at CocoCay. Royal Caribbean’s $250 million transformation of the private island has been well documented, and we were excited to check it out for ourselves. Let’s just say that it’s as good as advertised and maybe even better. We were among the first off the ship ...
We think you’d be hard-pressed to find a better quick getaway than this three-day cruise from Royal Caribbean. It meets the right mix of being affordable, convenient, and having a nice lineup of ports of call — including CocoCay. Yes, in some ways Mariner of the Seas is showing its age, specifically with the cabin decor. That said, most people on s...
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