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This thrill-packed ship has endless ways to fill your days between scenery scoping and whoa-worthy memory making. From the shriek inducing Tidal Wave℠, the first boomerang style slide at sea to kid favorite Splashaway Bay℠. Plus the coolest ice rink entertainment and mouthwatering meals at every turn.
I was part of a group of 200 for a Weight loss support nonprofit. Third cruise on either a Freedom or Voyager class ship. I was impressed with the quality of food and service. MDR Tappan and Jennilyn were great at spoiling us. We ate first night in Chops grill, the fillet was perfect as was dessert wait staff was great here as well as MDR. Johnny Rockets lunch burger and endless onion rings, once again great waitstaff the smiley face in catsup was a nice touch . Room was a little tight we were in the middle of deck 7 could not walk around the bed. Never stay in the room anyway so was not that big of a deal. Prefer the promenade view room on these classes of ship. Room steward kept it very clean and asked first day what time of day we preferred to have him clean the room. Always greeted us in the hallway. Ship did not really show it's age , windows always clean, maintenance was being done while in ports, never saw and elevator out of service but they were busy. Would cruise on Liberty again possibly around thanksgiving.
Took my first cruise as a kid back in the 90s. Had a not so good experience that turned my family off from cruising. Well things have changed so decided on a short itinerary to give cruising another try: Embarkation: absolutely seamless. Checked in on the app. Was on the ship in a little over 10 minutes. Cabin: we had a balcony room. It was quite worn and could use an update. However was very clean, comfortable, and had plenty of storage. Activities/Entertainment: no shortage of things to do. Bingo was fun and well organized. The love and marriage show was hilarious. Make sure to get an early seat to the ice show as it fills up quickly and it’s a can’t miss. Unfortunately, Saturday Night Fever was cancelled due to illness. They instead had the rest of the cast perform the songs from the show. My parents went and had a lot of fun. Dining: this is where the cruise fell flat. The food was average. There wasn’t a meal that, for me, was memorable. It was what you would find at a chain restaurant on land. Most meals were not very warm and, the one day we ordered room service, my yogurt and milk were hot! For reference: we ate in the dining room every night for dinner and majority breakfast/lunch in Windjammer. Service: the absolute high point. I felt special the entire time I was on board. Every crew member we encountered was fantastic. They are one friendly hard working crew. Halifax: what a beautiful city full of history. Went to the Maritime Museum in the morning and a shore excursion to Peggy’s Cove and Titanic cemetery in the afternoon. Can’t wait to return to Nova Scotia. Disembarkation: just as seamless as embarkation. Cape Liberty uses facial recognition so it’s extremely efficient. The long and the short: tired but clean cabin, fantastic crew, middle of the road food, plenty of fun to be had onboard! Will be sticking with Royal and already booked a cruise for next year!
Yes the ship is on the older side but every area was kept clean by a very hard working crew. Junior suite was perfect location and plenty big. Food was OK but it seems this has been on the decline recent years. Even Johnny rockets was a disappointment, smaller portions and lack of presentation and taste. 10:15 ish, dumped our luggage on the way into the parking lot, parked and we had “the key” so no line,walked right into terminal,5 minutes to check in, sat for a bit in a designated area and on the ship by 11:15 ish. Note we had a 11:30 boarding time. Wine bar in the promenade was open so sat and had our first drink until lunch at 12:00. Being we had the key we had lunch in the dining room with a special chops menu. Yes it was quiet but the food was not good, not chops at all. The Bronzino was tiny and tasteless and the burger was just sad. One problem with this ship was the lack of spaces to sit and relax. The weather was cold and windy so sitting outside was only for the Younger children , the adult only pool was packed. We went to the hot in daily after breakfast then left by lunch when the crowds started. The promenade was packed, the bars packed and forget about the piano bar! You had to be there at least an hour before any event to secure a seat. For us,the don’t miss event was the guacamole making class at Sabor. Fun and the lunch was plentiful and amazing! We did room service for breakfast every day. This was nice, quiet and relaxing, just don’t get the scrambled eggs they must use powder dehydrated eggs to make them. We had table 937 for 6:45 dinner every night ….kudos to Helbert and Belinda they were awesome servers! Disembarkment was easy for us …. We had breakfast in the dining room as we had the key. Went back to our cabin finished packing our carry on and headed to deck 4(?) to check only to find a chaotic mess! We were very lucky to find a crew member to assist us. He said you have the key, follow me, and walked us to the front of the line. We walked off spotted our luggage as it separated in a special area for key holders. Wheeled to the car and off we were by 10:00 ish! All in all great trip….we have been cruising royal for years, this being our 10th RCI and 20th cruise. Cruising is not like it was 30 years ago but still our go to!
Overall boarding experience was smooth. Staff was great. Overall plenty of things to do. Ship was clean and well maintained. Food on the other hand not so great. Main dining room food was subpar compared to other ships and cruise lines. Not a good selection. 1/4" NY strip on the menu every night. Chicken parm was a highly processed chicken patty (pretty gross). We were a party of 18 and there was one night we all skipped dinner due to the menu. The other issue was that you had to really search for your included free food. Most ships have their pizza stations close to Cafe. Cafe on 11th floor, pizza on 5th floor. We were under the assumption Johnny Rockets was part of our package only to find out that it was just the milk shakes that were included and i think that was 12th floor. Cafe Promenade where "some things" were included on 5th floor. Most of our party felt like they nickel and dimed you. Popcorn station around ships on pool floor and outside shows but they charged you $2.50 for a small popcorn. You could get a free ice cream cone but all other ice cream was another additional charge. Windjammer Cafe for breakfast and lunch had basically same food every day. Overall I liked the activities onboard and staff was excellent. Food menu and selection of food would probably be the reason I would not take this ship again
I was part of a group of 200 for a Weight loss support nonprofit. Third cruise on either a Freedom or Voyager class ship. I was impressed with the quality of food and service. MDR Tappan and Jennilyn were great at spoiling us. We ate first night in Chops grill, the fillet was perfect as was dessert wait staff was great here as well as MDR. Johnny Rockets lunch burger and endless onion rings, once again great waitstaff the smiley face in catsup was a nice touch . Room was a little tight we were in the middle of deck 7 could not walk around the bed. Never stay in the room anyway so was not that big of a deal. Prefer the promenade view room on these classes of ship. Room steward kept it very clean and asked first day what time of day we preferred to have him clean the room. Always greeted us in the hallway. Ship did not really show it's age , windows always clean, maintenance was being done while in ports, never saw and elevator out of service but they were busy. Would cruise on Liberty again possibly around thanksgiving.
Took my first cruise as a kid back in the 90s. Had a not so good experience that turned my family off from cruising. Well things have changed so decided on a short itinerary to give cruising another try: Embarkation: absolutely seamless. Checked in on the app. Was on the ship in a little over 10 minutes. Cabin: we had a balcony room. It was quite worn and could use an update. However was very clean, comfortable, and had plenty of storage. Activities/Entertainment: no shortage of things to do. Bingo was fun and well organized. The love and marriage show was hilarious. Make sure to get an early seat to the ice show as it fills up quickly and it’s a can’t miss. Unfortunately, Saturday Night Fever was cancelled due to illness. They instead had the rest of the cast perform the songs from the show. My parents went and had a lot of fun. Dining: this is where the cruise fell flat. The food was average. There wasn’t a meal that, for me, was memorable. It was what you would find at a chain restaurant on land. Most meals were not very warm and, the one day we ordered room service, my yogurt and milk were hot! For reference: we ate in the dining room every night for dinner and majority breakfast/lunch in Windjammer. Service: the absolute high point. I felt special the entire time I was on board. Every crew member we encountered was fantastic. They are one friendly hard working crew. Halifax: what a beautiful city full of history. Went to the Maritime Museum in the morning and a shore excursion to Peggy’s Cove and Titanic cemetery in the afternoon. Can’t wait to return to Nova Scotia. Disembarkation: just as seamless as embarkation. Cape Liberty uses facial recognition so it’s extremely efficient. The long and the short: tired but clean cabin, fantastic crew, middle of the road food, plenty of fun to be had onboard! Will be sticking with Royal and already booked a cruise for next year!
Redefining the cruising experience one room at a time. Our staterooms are an alluring escape from the non-stop action that our cruise ships are known for. From our spectacular views to our deluxe amenities, a stay with us is like nothing else at sea.
In between exploring exotic tropical shores, taste your way around the world with dining that transports you beyond the Caribbean. At Sabor Modern Mexican, you can indulge in a fiesta of fresh flavour, while Sorrento’s Pizza serves up a taste of New York by the slice. And at Chops Grille℠, savour sizzling prime meats and American steakhouse classics in a sophisticated setting.
Enrichment programs, or ‘Explorer Academy’ classes cover a wide range of topics.
Cut loose from everyday life onboard Liberty of the Seas. Designed with pure pleasure in mind, you’ll start to relax as soon as you arrive.
As you’d expect from one of the world’s biggest cruise ships, there’s no shortage of things to do...
The ship features a fantastic array of health and fitness facilities including a spa, a fitness centre, an ice rink and much more.
Royal Caribbean International's cruise ships offer a wide range of options for the whole family, as well as a great range of just-for-kids options.
