68 Hours in the Smallest Cabin on Royal Caribbean's (2nd) Oldest Ship (Won't Do it Again)
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I booked the smallest cabin I could find aboard one of the oldest ships in the Royal Caribbean Fleet to get the real scoop.
This ship has been sailing nearly non-stop for almost three decades with literally millions of passengers coming and going and it still seems to be in great shape.
The ship can make such a huge difference in your vacation.
This Cruise was just not the same.
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I take plenty of cruises and bring you details on the latest and greatest. But let's be honest, that's now how most people cruise. What about those older ships? Or those cabins that are far from fancy suites? That's why I booked the smallest cabin I could find aboard one of the oldest ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet... to get the real scoop. A three-day cruise for a total of 68 hours onboard... and let's just say... well, you'll see. For more on sailing Royal Caribbean: What I Wish I Knew Before I Sailed Royal Caribbean https://youtu.be/j2cQF-WjoyA 41 Must-Do Activities Aboard Royal Caribbean Ships https://www.cruzely.com/must-do-activities-aboard-royal-caribbean-ships/ Worth It? Complete Guide to Royal Caribbean’s Drink Package https://www.cruzely.com/complete-guide-to-royal-caribbean-drink-package-is-it-worth-it/ #cruise #royalcaribbean