Mariner of the Seas
The fifth in the Voyager class ships, Mariner of the Seas was launched by Royal Caribbean in November of 2003. This 138,000 gt giant truly is a floating city. Rock climbing, ice skating, mini golf and inline skating; all this - and much more - is featured aboard this spectacular mega-liner. Mariner of the Seas sails to the Eastern and Western Caribbean from Port Canaveral, Florida, year-round.
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88 users found this review helpful.
We really enjoyed our cruise. Our highlights would be the friendliness of the staff and the excursions. The forgettables would be the food and some shows. Boarding- Boarding/exiting the...read more
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44 users found this review helpful.
It was a long week. There were too many senior type activities and not enough for the 30 - 50 age group. I wanted to inform the staff that not everyone wants to play bingo every day. I would...read more
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36 users found this review helpful.
This was our 3rd RCCL cruise and our second on the Mariner. We love this ship but chose this Mexican Riviera cruise because we had new friends from out previous Mariner cruise who where on the...read more
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17 users found this review helpful.
This is our second RCCL cruise and our first (of two) on Mariner. We had a hump balcony room on the 8th deck and it was great. Capt. Per was our Captain. The Mariner is very like the Navigator....read more
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162 users found this review helpful.
We were on this cruise with two 13 year-old boys. Our tablemates also had a boy the same age and a 10 year-old girl. All of us thoroughly enjoyed this cruise and the kids just loved the ship and...read more
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19 users found this review helpful.
Had high hopes for a B-day cruise to Baja. Wanted to get away for a long weekend, and was it LONG. After a hassle in boarding, the cattle call (mostly drunk already) was herded outside for the...read more
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23 users found this review helpful.
I traveled with a large family groups with ages ranging from 1 to 60+. Everyone enjoyed themselves. Everyone had an activity to do and by the end the majority of us did not want to leave. ...read more
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9 users found this review helpful.
Our cruise left Port Canaveral on March 18th so we flew in to Orlando airport the day before and stayed at the Country Inn and Suites right by the port. Great hotel. It was nice not to have to...read more
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18 users found this review helpful.
My wife and I decided to go on a cruise for our tenth wedding anniversary. This was to be our first cruise, so we went to the local travel agency which had a ‘cruise expert’ on staff, who...read more
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8 users found this review helpful.
Driving to the terminal: We decided leave Tallahassee and drive to the terminal the on morning of the cruise. Helpful Hint, arrive the day before, stay in one of the local hotels that offer...read more