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This thrill-packed ship has endless ways to fill your days between scenery scoping and whoa-worthy memory making. From the shriek inducing Tidal Wave℠, the first boomerang style slide at sea to kid favorite Splashaway Bay℠. Plus the coolest ice rink entertainment and mouthwatering meals at every turn.
This was our first cruise. We upgraded from a standard indoor cabin to an indoor deluxe. It had a window seat overlooking the promenade. Room size was pretty good. We were happy with it as we spent most of our time around the ship and only spent an hour or 2 in the room (outside of sleeping at night). Food: Ive always heard that the food on a cruise is amazing, but I have to say, maybe I had unrealistic expectations, but I didnt think the food was anything but average. Sure there was plenty, but I didnt think the quality was anything to brag about. Also, we didnt book any of the restaurants. I am only speaking about the dining that comes with the cruise. Things we learned: 1. If you are going to gamble, gamble early. If you gamble enough to make the next loyalty/rewards tier (and didnt buy the alcohol package) then you can get free drinks at the casino bar the rest of your stay. I didnt know about this till AFTER the cruise so I missed out on this nugget. 2. an 18% gratuity is added to everything already. If you add a tip on the receipt you are tipping over the 18%. So if you have excellent service of course feel free to add more, but adding none isn't like your server isn't getting a tip at all. 3. Get the internet package. We initially only got for 1 of us thinking we needed it in case there was an emergency from the family at home or something. However, we quickly found out if we split up then we couldnt text each other to meet up or anything if we separated on the ship.
I was part of a group of 200 for a Weight loss support nonprofit. Third cruise on either a Freedom or Voyager class ship. I was impressed with the quality of food and service. MDR Tappan and Jennilyn were great at spoiling us. We ate first night in Chops grill, the fillet was perfect as was dessert wait staff was great here as well as MDR. Johnny Rockets lunch burger and endless onion rings, once again great waitstaff the smiley face in catsup was a nice touch . Room was a little tight we were in the middle of deck 7 could not walk around the bed. Never stay in the room anyway so was not that big of a deal. Prefer the promenade view room on these classes of ship. Room steward kept it very clean and asked first day what time of day we preferred to have him clean the room. Always greeted us in the hallway. Ship did not really show it's age , windows always clean, maintenance was being done while in ports, never saw and elevator out of service but they were busy. Would cruise on Liberty again possibly around thanksgiving.
Food and entertainment was very good. We ate at the main restaurant all 3 nights and the food and service was excellent. Manish and Joram took really good care of us. Calvin and his crew were also good at Johnny Rockets. The magician, Jadel, at breakfast had us all laughing. We went on an excursion to a private island which was nice where they also fed us lunch. Coco Cay island was nice and there was plenty of food for everyone. We were a party of eight that all agreed that this was a fun time. There were plenty of stores on the boat to buy whatever you needed from alcohol to clothes to toiletries. The boat was clean and the buffet area had plenty of sanitizer to go around. We did Karaoke, Bingo and swam in the outdoor pool. The band at the pool was very entertaining and enjoyed by all.
This was our first cruise. We upgraded from a standard indoor cabin to an indoor deluxe. It had a window seat overlooking the promenade. Room size was pretty good. We were happy with it as we spent most of our time around the ship and only spent an hour or 2 in the room (outside of sleeping at night). Food: Ive always heard that the food on a cruise is amazing, but I have to say, maybe I had unrealistic expectations, but I didnt think the food was anything but average. Sure there was plenty, but I didnt think the quality was anything to brag about. Also, we didnt book any of the restaurants. I am only speaking about the dining that comes with the cruise. Things we learned: 1. If you are going to gamble, gamble early. If you gamble enough to make the next loyalty/rewards tier (and didnt buy the alcohol package) then you can get free drinks at the casino bar the rest of your stay. I didnt know about this till AFTER the cruise so I missed out on this nugget. 2. an 18% gratuity is added to everything already. If you add a tip on the receipt you are tipping over the 18%. So if you have excellent service of course feel free to add more, but adding none isn't like your server isn't getting a tip at all. 3. Get the internet package. We initially only got for 1 of us thinking we needed it in case there was an emergency from the family at home or something. However, we quickly found out if we split up then we couldnt text each other to meet up or anything if we separated on the ship.
I was part of a group of 200 for a Weight loss support nonprofit. Third cruise on either a Freedom or Voyager class ship. I was impressed with the quality of food and service. MDR Tappan and Jennilyn were great at spoiling us. We ate first night in Chops grill, the fillet was perfect as was dessert wait staff was great here as well as MDR. Johnny Rockets lunch burger and endless onion rings, once again great waitstaff the smiley face in catsup was a nice touch . Room was a little tight we were in the middle of deck 7 could not walk around the bed. Never stay in the room anyway so was not that big of a deal. Prefer the promenade view room on these classes of ship. Room steward kept it very clean and asked first day what time of day we preferred to have him clean the room. Always greeted us in the hallway. Ship did not really show it's age , windows always clean, maintenance was being done while in ports, never saw and elevator out of service but they were busy. Would cruise on Liberty again possibly around thanksgiving.
Redefining the cruising experience one room at a time. Our staterooms are an alluring escape from the non-stop action that our cruise ships are known for. From our spectacular views to our deluxe amenities, a stay with us is like nothing else at sea.
In between exploring exotic tropical shores, taste your way around the world with dining that transports you beyond the Caribbean. At Sabor Modern Mexican, you can indulge in a fiesta of fresh flavour, while Sorrento’s Pizza serves up a taste of New York by the slice. And at Chops Grille℠, savour sizzling prime meats and American steakhouse classics in a sophisticated setting.
Enrichment programs, or ‘Explorer Academy’ classes cover a wide range of topics.
Cut loose from everyday life onboard Liberty of the Seas. Designed with pure pleasure in mind, you’ll start to relax as soon as you arrive.
As you’d expect from one of the world’s biggest cruise ships, there’s no shortage of things to do...
The ship features a fantastic array of health and fitness facilities including a spa, a fitness centre, an ice rink and much more.
Royal Caribbean International's cruise ships offer a wide range of options for the whole family, as well as a great range of just-for-kids options.
