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@@AnonyMous-nl7ig You are 1000% correct! There was honestly way more to it, but that was the first thing I could think of. More flexibility and options would be great. The problem was that we had just come off Independence with the exact same menu, but slightly better quality.
🌊 Hey there Morgan & Eryck! I just stumbled upon your amazing Enchantment of the Seas cruise and stateroom review on YT! 😍 Your videos would be a perfect fit for our website! We’re all about showcasing honest video room reviews from real travelers like you. Our mission? To build a comprehensive collection of room tours from hotels around the globe! 🏨✨ We recently also started featuring cruise stateroom reviews, and we’d love to collaborate with you. We’re looking for quick 1-2 minute walkthroughs of the rooms, focusing on the tour and any stunning views. If you’re interested, let’s chat! Can’t wait to hear from you! 🚢 -Mari 😎
Sorry to keep commenting but the crowd on the ship are very key, you are totally right. Generally I like going on when many US passengers as they are more lively than UK and Europeans (I’m from the UK) but you are right the age as well. I went on a New England cruise on the Liberty and it was deserted by 10.00pm, also a 3 day weekend cruise on Freedom, out of Miami and the ship partied to the early hours. So key factors when booking, what you looking for destinations or the ship to be the destination, so choose appropriately but also what kind of crowd is likely to be in the ship, shorter weekend, young vibe, longer trips. out of season, older, slower pace, which some people prefer, me, in my 50’s, a mix of the two.
These are great tips, so thank you for all the comments lol. This sailing was definitely eye opening for us. A lot more goes into picking the perfect sailing than we thought (we meaning Eryck because Morgan warned me😂). We're going on Icon at the end of the year and then we'll probably stay between freedom & quantum class going forward. We aren't partiers or heavy drinkers. We don't necessarily need all the extra amenities of the big ship, but enjoy people watching, so bigger ships work better for us lol.
That atrium looked beautiful. I like that they try to get to know you and remember your names. Probably why there's lots of people who like the small ships. It's more personable.
@@philanddeetravelsWe really like the idea of small ships! The familiarity and interactions with the staff is unmatched. We LOVED Serenade when we went on it with our friend group. It is also a smaller and older ship, but it had a few more upgrades. I think the new class of smaller ships will be perfect for us.
Good vlog as it warns people that you must do your research before you go on a ship, otherwise can end up with the experience you had. RC have really focused on the family and from Voyager class forward, there is a lot to do on those. However, the Vision class and you could argue the Radiance class (although you did enjoy Serenade, so as you say the crowd play a big part as well) ships are older and don’t fit that brand image, they reflect a time when cruising was, eat, drink, relax and destinations, the newer ships are the destinations in themselves. So it’s all about your expectations, I have done this ship at the end of 2.5 weeks on travelling southern US, so was happy just to chill. (I’m from the UK), Also done the Vision of the seas, same class as Enchantment, as had only done previously bigger ships, my expectations were very low, in fact it was better than I thought but it was a Med cruise, it was all about great destinations nearly every day, so did not need much from the ship, apart from rest and food. RC are bringing out a new “smaller ship” ( still bigger than this most probably) so be interesting how they design this ship of “making the ship the destination” when they have a smaller space. But just think, smaller old ship, go for the destination, want the ship to be the destination then the medium to bigger ships. As from the UK I like a bit of sun in winter, 7 day Caribbean cruise in mid Jan starts from $550, on this class ship, which is excellent price. So they can be useful in the right circumstances but your family circumstances were very different.
100% agree that research and setting expectations are important. I think we came in expecting to do as we had on the previous ships and were let down when we realized we couldn’t. I can definitely see this ship as a drink, chill in the pool, and splurge on excursions type of trip (that's exactly what we did😂). On our previous sailings (Independece 2x & serenade) we only did 1 excursion and the ship made up for the rest of the days. As far as how RC plans to make these smaller ships into "the destination", I think just adding the sports court and maybe the flowrider would be enough! Each wouldn't take up too much space. Late night basketball on serenade was our daily routine lol.
I am sure you will love Icon, you are sound the same kind of cruisers as us, have a few drinks, want it to be lively around us but not to be too involved yourself. I haven’t done Icon yet but done all the other class ships, now I enjoy what the ship provides rather than what it’s missing. As started with the smaller ships I wasn’t sure if the bigger ships were going to be too big, but the bigger the better. If budget allows and time (I know we get far more vacation leave in UK than you do in the US) but if you can I would recommend an Alaska cruise and then spend few days in Alaska, or come over to our side of the pond and have a Mediterranean cruise. As said before, so many good ports and history that what ship you go on is not so important, so can get a better deal on smaller ships.
We’re trying to catch up to you😂 We’ve been eyeing an Alaska sailing for next year on Anthem of the Seas! And I’ve been itching to get back on Virgin. They have a Mediterranean sailing that I think will be really good. Thank you for this advice!
@@mikethetravellover1986 Thank you for watching! This was a family trip, so we were working with several different budgets, ages, and interests. We also had to take the trip a specific week, so it really limited our options!
@@ATravelingBlackCouple I suggest trying.. Horizon class or Excel class with Carnival to start your experience… or you can try a dream class if you want a slightly lower pricing but I love Mardi Gras
@@mikethetravellover1986 We love a good bar crawl, but also a limited number of bars. Our favorite was in the spotlight lounge, so we went there every night and watched Karaoke. But 💯 right, you get what you pay for. We recommend paying more 😂.
@@ATravelingBlackCouple yeah I’ve toured enchantment before some years ago.. it showed age but still looked nice. Yeah Royal hopefully will be getting newer smaller ships soon
@@mikethetravellover1986 The common areas were definitely better kept, but Enchantment is definitely showing its age. We still had a great trip, just won’t be doing this ship again. We love small ships, so we are looking forward to the newer class too.
Enchantment of the Seas was my first Royal Caribbean ship. I'm looking forward to the updated smaller ships coming closer to my home port.
@@SeeItWithC We loved the feel of a smaller ship! Would love it to be updated to reflect the quality of all the newer Royal ships.
Lack of salt and/or pepper should not affect your food review negatively, these items can be added to suit your individual taste and is sometimes prepared that way
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@@AnonyMous-nl7ig You are 1000% correct! There was honestly way more to it, but that was the first thing I could think of. More flexibility and options would be great. The problem was that we had just come off Independence with the exact same menu, but slightly better quality.
🌊 Hey there Morgan & Eryck! I just stumbled upon your amazing Enchantment of the Seas cruise and stateroom review on YT! 😍 Your videos would be a perfect fit for our website!
We’re all about showcasing honest video room reviews from real travelers like you. Our mission? To build a comprehensive collection of room tours from hotels around the globe! 🏨✨ We recently also started featuring cruise stateroom reviews, and we’d love to collaborate with you.
We’re looking for quick 1-2 minute walkthroughs of the rooms, focusing on the tour and any stunning views. If you’re interested, let’s chat! Can’t wait to hear from you! 🚢
-Mari 😎
Sorry to keep commenting but the crowd on the ship are very key, you are totally right. Generally I like going on when many US passengers as they are more lively than UK and Europeans (I’m from the UK) but you are right the age as well. I went on a New England cruise on the Liberty and it was deserted by 10.00pm, also a 3 day weekend cruise on Freedom, out of Miami and the ship partied to the early hours. So key factors when booking, what you looking for destinations or the ship to be the destination, so choose appropriately but also what kind of crowd is likely to be in the ship, shorter weekend, young vibe, longer trips. out of season, older, slower pace, which some people prefer, me, in my 50’s, a mix of the two.
These are great tips, so thank you for all the comments lol. This sailing was definitely eye opening for us. A lot more goes into picking the perfect sailing than we thought (we meaning Eryck because Morgan warned me😂). We're going on Icon at the end of the year and then we'll probably stay between freedom & quantum class going forward. We aren't partiers or heavy drinkers. We don't necessarily need all the extra amenities of the big ship, but enjoy people watching, so bigger ships work better for us lol.
That atrium looked beautiful. I like that they try to get to know you and remember your names. Probably why there's lots of people who like the small ships. It's more personable.
@@philanddeetravelsWe really like the idea of small ships! The familiarity and interactions with the staff is unmatched. We LOVED Serenade when we went on it with our friend group. It is also a smaller and older ship, but it had a few more upgrades. I think the new class of smaller ships will be perfect for us.
Good vlog as it warns people that you must do your research before you go on a ship, otherwise can end up with the experience you had. RC have really focused on the family and from Voyager class forward, there is a lot to do on those. However, the Vision class and you could argue the Radiance class (although you did enjoy Serenade, so as you say the crowd play a big part as well) ships are older and don’t fit that brand image, they reflect a time when cruising was, eat, drink, relax and destinations, the newer ships are the destinations in themselves. So it’s all about your expectations, I have done this ship at the end of 2.5 weeks on travelling southern US, so was happy just to chill. (I’m from the UK), Also done the Vision of the seas, same class as Enchantment, as had only done previously bigger ships, my expectations were very low, in fact it was better than I thought but it was a Med cruise, it was all about great destinations nearly every day, so did not need much from the ship, apart from rest and food. RC are bringing out a new “smaller ship” ( still bigger than this most probably) so be interesting how they design this ship of “making the ship the destination” when they have a smaller space. But just think, smaller old ship, go for the destination, want the ship to be the destination then the medium to bigger ships. As from the UK I like a bit of sun in winter, 7 day Caribbean cruise in mid Jan starts from $550, on this class ship, which is excellent price. So they can be useful in the right circumstances but your family circumstances were very different.
100% agree that research and setting expectations are important. I think we came in expecting to do as we had on the previous ships and were let down when we realized we couldn’t. I can definitely see this ship as a drink, chill in the pool, and splurge on excursions type of trip (that's exactly what we did😂). On our previous sailings (Independece 2x & serenade) we only did 1 excursion and the ship made up for the rest of the days. As far as how RC plans to make these smaller ships into "the destination", I think just adding the sports court and maybe the flowrider would be enough! Each wouldn't take up too much space. Late night basketball on serenade was our daily routine lol.
I am sure you will love Icon, you are sound the same kind of cruisers as us, have a few drinks, want it to be lively around us but not to be too involved yourself. I haven’t done Icon yet but done all the other class ships, now I enjoy what the ship provides rather than what it’s missing. As started with the smaller ships I wasn’t sure if the bigger ships were going to be too big, but the bigger the better. If budget allows and time (I know we get far more vacation leave in UK than you do in the US) but if you can I would recommend an Alaska cruise and then spend few days in Alaska, or come over to our side of the pond and have a Mediterranean cruise. As said before, so many good ports and history that what ship you go on is not so important, so can get a better deal on smaller ships.
We’re trying to catch up to you😂 We’ve been eyeing an Alaska sailing for next year on Anthem of the Seas! And I’ve been itching to get back on Virgin. They have a Mediterranean sailing that I think will be really good. Thank you for this advice!
Royal has different class ships, always check and see what the ship offers before booking.
Yes! We plan to do more research moving forward. We were really just trying to work around several different budgets.
I may have missed but why did you all choose this ship?
@@mikethetravellover1986 Thank you for watching! This was a family trip, so we were working with several different budgets, ages, and interests. We also had to take the trip a specific week, so it really limited our options!
@@ATravelingBlackCouple oh okay.. 👌🏾 gotcha
No sorentos??? That's why it's the worst rated! Lol 😂
@@philanddeetravels So they had pizza in the park café but there was no comparison 😂
If you didn’t like that ship.. don’t go on an older ship with Carnival lol 😂
@@mikethetravellover1986 Good to know! We have yet to try Carnival, but will definitely do a newer one.
@@ATravelingBlackCouple I suggest trying.. Horizon class or Excel class with Carnival to start your experience… or you can try a dream class if you want a slightly lower pricing but I love Mardi Gras
@@mikethetravellover1986 We’ve heard great things about Mardi Gras
@@ATravelingBlackCouple yeah been on her twice.. we love the variety of food, entertainment venues, bars.. etc
Start a bar crawl lol..
sorry you having a bad experience.
The saying goes you get what you pay for.
@@mikethetravellover1986 We love a good bar crawl, but also a limited number of bars. Our favorite was in the spotlight lounge, so we went there every night and watched Karaoke. But 💯 right, you get what you pay for. We recommend paying more 😂.
@@ATravelingBlackCouple yeah I’ve toured enchantment before some years ago.. it showed age but still looked nice. Yeah Royal hopefully will be getting newer smaller ships soon
@@mikethetravellover1986 The common areas were definitely better kept, but Enchantment is definitely showing its age. We still had a great trip, just won’t be doing this ship again. We love small ships, so we are looking forward to the newer class too.
@@ATravelingBlackCouplehave you all seen Norwegian’s mid size ships?
@@mikethetravellover1986 Not yet! Which one do you recommend 👀