Is Freedom of the Seas Worth It? | Good and Bad Cruise Review
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Freedom of the Seas first set sail in 2006. And at the time, you know, we always say this, at the time she was built, she was the largest ship.
Pro number one, there are an incredible variety of activities available on Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas.
Con number one for Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas is the Royal Prominade can feel very commercial.
Entertainment quality can be hit or miss.
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Are you planning a trip on the Royal Carribean Freedom of the Seas? If so you will want to watch my Good and Bad review of the ship in this video! I spill the tea in this one so get your soda ready and lets get started! 🚢 Welcome back to Grateful Living Cruises! I’m Scott, and today we’re wrapping up my full vlog series onboard one of Royal Caribbean’s most beloved ships — Freedom of the Seas. From day-by-day breakdowns to deck tours, I’ve shared it all, and now it’s time for my honest overall review. 👉 In this video, I’ll cover: ✅ The biggest pros of Freedom of the Seas (activities, vibe, size, upgrades & more) ⚠️ The cons you should know before booking (entertainment, aging areas, etc.) 🎯 Who this ship is perfect for — and who may want to look at newer Royal Caribbean ships like Icon of the Seas or Star of the Seas Freedom of the Seas first set sail in 2006 and was the largest ship in the world at that time. After her Royal Amplification in 2020, she now offers updated dining, water slides, the Lime & Coconut bar, and refreshed spaces that make her feel modern while keeping her classic charm. But is she still worth sailing in 2025 and beyond? Let’s find out together. 🛳️ Whether you’re a solo cruiser, a plus-size traveler, or planning your next family getaway, this review will help you decide if Freedom of the Seas should be your next cruise vacation. ✨ Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you never miss my honest cruise reviews, ship tours, and tips for traveling solo, over 40, and plus-size. 💬 Have you sailed on Freedom of the Seas? Drop your thoughts or questions in the comments — I’d love to hear your experience! Helpful Links & Resources 📌 My Royal Caribbean Freedom of the Seas series playlist: [Insert Link] 📌 Check out my other Royal Caribbean reviews here: [Insert Link] Support the Channel 💳 Considering a new card for travel perks? Use my American Express Platinum Business referral link: https://americanexpress.com/en-us/referral/business-platinum-charge-card?ref=SCOTTNkshi&xl=cp01 Use it and we could both earn rewards if you are approved and get a Card. Check out offers and Card benefits. CHECK OUT MY OTHER ADVENTURES HERE : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLo4ZNu0uO4_QkCv6ABl1BTH4npWalCICN #GratefulLivingCruises, #CruiseLife, #CruiseVlog, #CruiseTips #CruiseReview, #CruiseShipTour, #CruiseVacation, #CruisingCommunity, #OceanTravel, #CruiseWithMe, #TravelOver40, #Over40Travel, #40PlusAdventures, #TravelAfter40, #PlusSizeTravel, #CurvyTraveler, #TravelAtAnySize, #BodyPositiveTravel, #PlusSizeCruiser, #InclusiveTravel, #YouTubeTravel, #TravelVlog, #TravelTips, #VacationGoals, #CruiseAddict, #BucketListTravel, #SeaTheWorld, #RoyalCaribbean, #Carnival, #MSC, #Norweigan, #Princess, #Celebrity, #virgin, #lgbtq, #cruises