Cruise Reviews
Real guest experiences from across the cruise lines. Read what travelers say — then share your own.
Best family vacation ever
Symphony of the Seas is a floating city. The kids never ran out of things to do, from the Ultimate Abyss slide to the Boardwalk carousel. CocoCay was a highlight. Service was outstanding throughout.
Beautiful ports, busy ship
The itinerary was stunning and the Yacht Club suite experience was worth every penny. Main dining room could get crowded but food was good. Would book again for the ports alone.
A bucket-list journey
Seeing Glacier Bay up close was breathtaking. The naturalist on board made every moment educational. Movies Under the Stars with blankets and popcorn was a lovely touch.
Fun and affordable
Great value for a quick getaway. Half Moon Cay is paradise. The ship was lively and the comedy club was hilarious. Food in the main dining room was decent, nothing fancy.
Time travel on the ocean
The Queen Mary 2 crossing is unlike any other cruise. Formal nights, the planetarium, afternoon tea with scones — pure elegance. Seven sea days of total relaxation. We will be back.
Adult, refined, all-inclusive
Viking gets the details right. Included excursion in every port, no nickel-and-diming, and a serene adults-only atmosphere. The Nordic spa was wonderful after long port days.
Santorini sunset dreams
Freestyle cruising suited us perfectly. Santorini at sunset was unforgettable. Ship was a bit dated but well maintained. Staff were friendly and the spa was excellent.
Cultural and scenic perfection
Holland America knows how to do cultural cruising. The Culinary Arts Center classes were a highlight, and Geiranger fjord left us speechless. St. Petersburg overnights were magical.