Royal Caribbean - Freedom of the Seas Reviews

Flew out of CLE at 6:30AM but we didn't take off til 7AM, then the joke of ATL til 11AM so we landed in MIA at Noon. Got a taxi with a great female driver who took side streets to the dock. She stated she has carried hundreds already & we see a line of 3000 folks from the front door all the way back to Carnival's terminal. As we are getting out of the taxi & our luggage out of the rear a great porter states "Hi Diamond Members" and takes our luggage and points to a long dark navy blue walkway with big doors under it & we are to go in those doors. Inside a security officer sees our pins & greets...

The hubby and I pulled the kids out of school to attend the Deaf Freedom Cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean Freedom of the Seas.  What a cruise it was!  Royal Caribbean is to be commended for their commitment to communication access.  They hired 124 interpreters and provided real-time captioning for the evening events.  For several weeks before the cruise, their staff took sign language classes and viewed sign videos.

Freedom of the Seas is the largest cruise ship in the Royal Caribbean line of 22 ships.  Two more ships are being built.  The Freedom has a Flowrider where passengers can surf...

I went on Royal Carribeans Freedom of the Seas cruise back in Sept of 2008. My husband and I were completely pampered on this beautiful ship. We took advantage of all that the cruise offered;spa, workouts,yoga,swimming,eating. I could go on and on about the service. Everytime we went back to our room, we got a new towel surprise.

We are looking forward to our next romantic getaway.

This was my first cruise since adulthood. My brother and I went on a cruise when we were preteens, but that was a long time ago.  My youngest son took me on this cruise as a combination Mother's Day gift and Birthday gift. 

The ship was promoted as being the newest and largest of the Royal Caribbean line.  The moment one stood on the dock to prepare to board you couldn't help but be awed by the size of the ship and the efficiency of the staff checking you in. 

There was so much to do on board that one could have just stayed on board for their whole vacation and still not have done everything...

We took this, our first cruise, with another couple who has been on 3 or 4 other cruises on other cruise lines. 

There was so much more to do than just go shopping, but if that was what you wanted, there were great shops on the ship as well as in our ports of call.

Dining was a wonderful experience.  The food was excellent with some exotic dishes to try, but always basic steak and fish for those who were not too adventurous.  One day we went to Johnny Rockets to get a burger and fries, and found the milk shakes a great treat.

The cruise director, Richard Spacey, and his staff made the trip. ...

This line is fantastic. We have set sail on a few of the RC ships. This one is our 2nd favorite with Freedom being our first! The activities they plan for the kids are amazing. No matter the age, there is something for them to do and they are safe and well cared for and they have a a blast. Our kids hated to leave the kids club each night. They have fun organized games, and activities all over the ship.

The rooms are good sized and you feel safe having your balcony doors open. The showers are not as small as some of the other ships we have been on.

The room service is fast, and friendly and they...

This is the best, most entertaining, most equipped cruise ship in the world. This ship has more amenities, things to do, and activities than any other ship in the entire world.If this is your first cruise, or even if you are a frequet cruiser, I challenge you to find a cruise ship that has the flo-rider, rock climbing wall, ice skating rink, shopping mall promenade, broadway shows, azipod propellers for smoother ride, and lcd tvs in every room.

Does it get better than this????