We tried Freedom last summer after 2 cruises on DCL and 1 on Princess. We were excited to try the Freedom since we had heard good things about it. We have 2 kids, 15 and 12. We had a balcony on Freedom and it was nice. Things we missed....kids had to share a sleeper sofa, this wasn't good as there were elbows, feet, heads, hanging off the bed. Partly my fault, I thought the room had the sofa and a pullman, I was wrong. Really missed the bath and a half. It was very crowded with 4 people trying to get ready for dinner. Food right by the pool...just an inconvenience to dry off and go in and get food (I know that is really picky).
The ship was beautiful, the food was great, we enjoyed most of the shows and ice skating at sea was a lot of fun.
We were most disappointed in the teen club. My kids aren't really kids who just hang out. They would try to go and do a planned activity, and if not enough kids showed up they would cancel it. There were no computers to just play games on, no gaming systems to play or anything else to do if they didn't do the activity. My son enjoyed the hour of free games in the game room, the 2nd time they offered, it was during our dinner. We loved our family time and the kids were with us most all the time. However, I feel that I paid for teen programs that just didn't happen for our kids.
Overall, it was a great cruise on RCI, something just felt a little off. If we went again, we would do 2 cabins for the space. The cost isn't a lot more. We did enjoy some of the adult stuff when we could stay awake to go to it. This was a little better than Disney.
We would go on RCI again, but for now, just Disney. I really think they do some things a lot better, but everyone is looking for something different which is why there are so many choices!
The ship was beautiful, the food was great, we enjoyed most of the shows and ice skating at sea was a lot of fun.
We were most disappointed in the teen club. My kids aren't really kids who just hang out. They would try to go and do a planned activity, and if not enough kids showed up they would cancel it. There were no computers to just play games on, no gaming systems to play or anything else to do if they didn't do the activity. My son enjoyed the hour of free games in the game room, the 2nd time they offered, it was during our dinner. We loved our family time and the kids were with us most all the time. However, I feel that I paid for teen programs that just didn't happen for our kids.
Overall, it was a great cruise on RCI, something just felt a little off. If we went again, we would do 2 cabins for the space. The cost isn't a lot more. We did enjoy some of the adult stuff when we could stay awake to go to it. This was a little better than Disney.
We would go on RCI again, but for now, just Disney. I really think they do some things a lot better, but everyone is looking for something different which is why there are so many choices!


I like DCL as I cruise DCL are they perfect no! IMHO
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At least it wasn't the same on my other DCL sailings...


