the most wonderful honeymoon anyone could ask for, voyager of the seas was such a fantastic ship.
the staff are so welcoming so helpful they really do make your stay onboard the best anyone could ask for
the food is out of this world we ate mostly at windjammers which i think is the best choice onboard,
if this will be anyones first cruise you will be booking your second visit very soon as did we,
the port of call depends on your cruise, we only got off a few times as we found the ship has so much to do that you really dont have to get off at all, but do especially Rome :-)
the staterooms are so nice the stateroom attendents are wonderful from the moment you enter your room they know your name and always remember you throughout your stay William our stateroom attendent was wonderful always greeted us always friendly always there for your every needs we have asked for him during our next stay
not sure what else to say but book yourself a cruise and have the most wonderful time as we did you'll love it i promise

Mr and Mrs Skinner

we have just come back from the voyager of the seas our first ever cruise. although we managed to enjoy it, we were treated dreadfully. freezing cold pools 100's if not 1000,s of complaints and they still lied about the pools being warm. my wife did not use the pool once and at least 2 people i meet had nose bleeds from the icy cold pools with no heating!

airborne chemicals with clearly marked toxic symbols were being used near to where my kids were playing which made us feel ill, when we complained we were told they were only using water, despite staff wearing breathing apparatus.

worst thing of all, you have no rights what so ever out at sea, when somebody arranged a meeting on the last day where we all signed a petition and an amazing 500 + strong crowd attended, royal carribbean employed a film crew and a legal eagle to film the whole thing.

no rights what so ever, no protection in accordance to european laws and no 1988 data protection laws applied when we protested to the filming.

the captains very words on the first night were "health and safety on board is everyone responsibility" until you report something and its first ignored and then secondly covered up, worst holiday customer service i have encountered anywhere in the world very very upset!

had a letter today apologising for the ship leaving dry dock incomplete and not ready to voyage, so why the disgusting cover up!

cant knock the waiters or ground staff though, meet some very nice and interesting people, who i commend.

overall we still feel very disgusted by royal caribbean's attitude to profit over customer satisfaction & health and safety....

holiday 7-8 out of 10 customer service & satisfaction -10 out of 10

The Royal Caribbean, Voyager of the Seas is excellent, very clean and well decorated. The staff all deserve a medal for the work they put in. Our staeroom attendant and waiters were the best, top class.

I've been on various cruise ships (celebrity, NCL, Disney, Crystal) - and not one of them has kept us as entertained as Royal Caribbean's Voyager class ships. I've been on 4 RCCL ships total (so far!) and 3/4 were Voyager Class.

The food is average, not a ship to go on for gourmet food, it is what it is, its worth it. Portofino, Chops Grille make a perfect option if you dont want to dine in the Main Dining Rooms. The Windjammer is good, themed nights each day and the food is quite nice!

Windjammer - Buffet Restaurant (open 4 times a day, breakfast, lunch, snack & dinner)
Portofino - Italian Restuarant (over 13's, open dinner & on sea day's lunch!)
Chopps Grille - Upscale steak house restaurant (open for dinner and on some ships, lunch)
Jade - Sometimes part of the windjammer restuarant, asian fusion restuarant serving stir fry's, sushi and noodles!! Open lunch, dinner & afternoon snack.
Room Service - included, 24/7

The entertainment is unreal, most bars at night time have some sort of jazz singer, comedian or something going on! (of course some of them dont)

Drinks are not included, but RCCL have that lovely unlimited fountain drink pass, which you buy at the beggining of your vacation, which entitles you to unlimited Sodas, fizzy dinks and fruit juices!

Kids Stuff is amazing, my kids did not go into one kid club session and still were never bored, with ice skating, games arcade, card room, rollerblading, shows, cinema, bingo, rock climbing and so much more! ( and that doesnt include the kids club!) I think the only time my kids used the guide for the kids clubs is during the free hour for the arcade (in which all games were free!)

Royal Promenade is a great addition to cruises, with seattles best coffee and ben n jerrys ice cream along with some boutique shops, in which gifts can be bought with no hassle & sports bar, in which the latest football and rugby games are shown. And on some nights the promenade lit up, with a all star parade! One of my many highlights!

We booked private tours (Romeinlimo) for most of the ports except for Villafranche and Palermo. Villafranche was easy to visit on our own but in Palermo we ended up hiring a taxi as the local area near the port was not appealing. One note, we would not purchase the wine package next time. A more extensive list is available without the package. Overall we enjoyed cruising and will travel this way again.

We will probably cruise again in the future but definitely not with Royal Caribbean.

Considering the size of the Voyager of the Seas ship, this ship it was the best we have been on for service, facilities, security. Photographer tried really hard to get good pictures even if you weren't buying. Tremendous beds, the best sleep ever.

Have been with Cunard (QE2 never again), Princess (very good), Thomson (underrated), Airtours (average), P&O (good but a bit staid), and Royal Caribbean (Yes Yes Yes.) This was May 24th - 31st. Mediterranean Cruise.

This was our 5th cruise and the 1st with Royal Caribbean.
It started well with a flight from Newcastle to London Heathrow and then on to Miami.
Immigration at the airport was quick but we had to wait for more than one hour for a bus to take us to the Radison hotel for our nights stay.
Embarcation was long and tiring.
First impression of the ship was WOW!!!!.
It took until we had sailed away from Miami before the final delivery of our cases. The cabin was very good and the attendant was very helpful.
The first evening meal was cold but all the others where ok. Menu is the same for each week as is the entertainment.
We gave the waiter service breakfast a try on the first morning but it was cold and came with only one slice of toast (had much better on the Spirit and the Sunbird) self service after that.
First stop was Labadee. Very nice but take somthing smaller than a $20 bill as the beach attendants are always looking for a tip for sorting out your sunbed.
Next stop Jamacia. We went up Dunns river falls and dolphin cove. We think it was our best day.
George town in Grand Cayman the next day and we took in some of the shops, should have gone to seven mile beach for the day.
Our last stop was Cossumel. It had been hit by hurricane Wilma and they was no piers for the ship to dock. Tenders to and from the shore if you wanted to get of the ship. We went on a trip to Tulom to see the Mayan ruins. This involved a fast boat over to Mexico and then a bus ride. The tour guide asked us all to give the driver, the Tulom guide and himself a good tip in recognition of the service they had given us. I would call this begging!!!.
The last day was at sea but you have to stand in a line for about an hour to get your passports back, not good!!.
Most shows are aimed at the American guests and we thought them to be poor. The ice show was somthing not to be missed.
Photos are taken on the ship and also out on trips. They are good value for money ranging between $20 and $30.
All the staff are very friendly but I could not help but think that its all to do with the tip at the end of the holiday.
We had a very nice time but we have been on better cruises with companies that would look to be of a lower standard because of the age of their ships.
One final thing be aware that The American Homland Security will smash the locks on your case if they want to look inside. We have cases with a central combination lock and this was broken by them. They say they can do this without any claim against them.

The Royal Caribbean, Voyager of the Seas ports stopped at islands that were damaged (some extensively) by recent hurricanes but have done substancial rebuilding such as Georgetown and Cozumel. Labadee was a great beach day and we even bought a nice painting. There was even local entertainment on the island with dancing music and fire eating. There are also lots of water activities other than the beach that you can enjoy at a cost!! Ocho Rios was unfortunately a rain day but we still were able to walk from the dock (the only docked location on this cruise) to all the shopping. There is a lot of shopping if you like for things like jewerly, coffee and souvenirs. One thing to be awear of was that we were approached to purchase drugs several times while walking with our 2 and 3 year old. There is a beach very close to the dock which we were unable to enjoy due to the weather. Georgetown was also a nice spot for shopping and beaches. We ended up at the closest beach which was a short taxi ride in a van holding 10-12 people for $4 p/p each way. Great beach. For those that don't mind a walk you could walk it. Best to take a taxi there and if you feel up to it, walk back to the ship. The walk can also depend on where your ship anchors as there were about 6 ships in the day we were there and 3 areas where your tender can arrive on shore. Cozumel has recently started to open lots of the shops on the main strip. At the old dock is an open area shopping plaza with lots of jewerly, souvenirs and a pharmacy. You can still see that many stores, although open are still not completed. If you have children in diapers, bring plently as these are not available on the ship and depending on your port, may be difficult to find. We went during the European school break which made for a nice mix of guests. We did not find the ship overcrowded or over run with children, there is plently of space for everyone and we found the shopping area on ship a great place to hang out and people watch. For dancing you must check out the Crows nest (14 th floor) for great live latin music. There is also the disco which was fun. The ice show was a hit with the kids. We did put our 3 year old in the on board ship activites on the last day and she loved it. We have done about 5 other cruises with other lines and this is the best family cruise that we have done. We also think that for older children (teens) this has a lot of fun to offer. The main dining room is beautiful. Many of the same selections in the dining room can be found in the buffet. The Portofino restaurant was a bit of a let down for the extra cost ($20 p/p). The same menu was offered in the main dining room the next night. If you are looking for 5 star dining HAL is number one for us.

Considering there were 3000 passangers the Voyager of the Seas never ever seemed crowded.
I would like to try the Freedom of the Sea next time

Royal Caribbean, Voyager of the Seas - This was a great cruise experience.
We'll be going on another one this year and, despite it being 75-$100 more pp. for the week (compared to Carnival), it's well worth it :).