Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas Cruise Reviews for for the Disabled to Europe - British Isles & Western

Originally, I chose a different cruise, it was 11 nights on the Vision OTS from USA to South America, but my wife had got ill after the last cruise in October 2021 and was advised not to fly long-haul, so I swapped it for this one. So, we travelled down by train from Nottingham to London and then tubed it into Heathrow T5 where I had arrange for a Antigen test for us both before getting on our ...

the best advice I could give you is to cancel if you have a reservation on the VOYAGER OF THE SEAS. There are a lot of problems on this ship during our cruise they didn't heat pools !!! (economy !) and closed 4 hots tubs on 6, they said they had to fix it.. they opened it the last day and HOT TUBS didn't work (no bubbles) They didn't want to spend a lot of money during this cruise so ...

My family boarded the Voyager of the Seas for a European cruise on July 12th. We were all quite excited as it was our first trip to Europe. Previously we had sailed on Carnival, and was told that Royal Caribbean was superior. Well I would have to disagree. The food on Voyager was average at best and lousy much of the time. My daughter was served a piece of very "bad" as in spoiled beef at one ...

Our cruise was in the middle of a six week vacation. We are from Australia and so used the air fare to full advantage. We flew from Liverpool to Barcelona with Easy Jet. The flight was comfortable but a late taking off so we arrived in Barcelona after 11pm. The airport was very busy and the line for cabs was long but moved extremely fast. The ride to the hotel H10 Itaca was around 15 minutes and ...