Brilliance of the Seas Reviews, Royal Caribbean International - Cruise Reviews

Brilliance of the Seas

14 of 19 Royal Caribbean International ships

This new ship offers a lively cruise experience in a wide range of bright and cheerful public rooms including the Viking Crown lounge high amidships. Half the external structure is glass. It features a nine deck high atrium with glass lifts. Passengers on the Brilliance of the Seas tend to be all ages and mostly American but more Brits/Europeans in Europe. When all cabins have double occupancy, the ship provides a space ratio of 41.2 tons per passenger and a crew to passenger ratio of one for every 2.5 passengers. At full capacity the space ratio is 26.8 tons per passenger and the crew ratio is one to 3.9 passengers.

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somerville

17 years 7 months ago

we are just home from the Brilliance of the seas and we had a brilliant time. The food was excellant and we could find no fault. Our cabin attendent was great. We hardly saw him. He seemed to know when we left our cabin and had it all shipshape for us by the time we returned. We had a large table in the dining room and had so much fun with them. Royal Caribbean placed us well. All our excurcions were with the ship and were very well run.

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Travel operator: Royal caribbean

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Karlah Sinclair

17 years 10 months ago

This was my first cruise, and I absolutely loved it, never had a holiday like it before. We boarded from Barcelona, and travelled around the Med going to Italy, Greece, Turkey and France. The food was brilliant and always fresh, the staff were the best and so polite you will make a lot of friends. Entertainment on board was brill, as there was a different show every night, then onto the bars for Karaoke etc. The excusrions were a little pricy but worth it, plus everything onboard is priced as American Dollars. The best thing was that when you go back to your cabin you can see how much money you have spent in the day.

I would recommend a cruise to absolutely all ages, as I had the best time of my life and I was only 20.

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Travel operator: Royal Carribean

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Janette Watt

17 years 10 months ago

Have sailed twice on the Brilliance and enjoyed every minute of it in Europe and in the Caribbean. We have done 15 cruises and this is without doubt our favourite ship. Wonderful to sit in the champage bar and watch the sun go down. The waiters were great fun, the food was okay and cabin staff certainly knew their jobs. We have been on british ships, but the good and entertainment is much better on the american ships.

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Travel operator: Sco. Cruise Centre

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