Mariner of the Seas review by Brian

Reviewer Profile

Age: 36-50
# of Cruises Taken: 1
Destination: Mexico
Sailing Month: Mar 2010
Stateroom Type: INTERIOR
Cruising with Children: No

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Comments By Brian
Probably the best thing about our cruise was the level of dining service, in particular, taking care of my wife's special gluten free diet. Everyone involved made sure the food she ate was okay for her diet, and if they weren't sure, they found someone who knew. The fact that she didn't have to worry about what was safe to eat made the trip very relaxing for both of us. One of the most memorable things about the ship, aside from the cleanliness, was the fact that with over 4,000 people on board, including the crew, you never felt crowded. There was so much to do, and so many different places on board to go, it was never crowded. The size of the ship made the ride very smooth, and even in rougher seas, only a gentle rocking motion was felt. The only improvement we could think of would be to add fans to the workout area, as it got quite hot with people working out on the various elipticals, stationery bikes, and treadmills. Other then that, very hard to think of something that needed improvement.