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Newest Review: ... we able to charge my laptop and our camera batteries easily. There was also a kettle provided which used the rounded sockets and tea bags and sugar were left in the room with two large cardboard cups. Extra milk or sugar or other tea bags had to be collected from the dining area I discovered. Other options were suites or rooms with balconies but there were quite a lot extra, I believe 200 per person upgraded us to an outside cabin. We paid less than 1000 pounds each including flights and the extra three nights in Ras Al Khaimar so we felt that was quite a lot extra for just a different room. The ship is huge, it isn't their biggest but t... more

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Crowned ReviewRoyal Caribbean's Brilliance of the Seas: We went cruising and queuing and eating! (2554 words)
by - written on 18/02/11 (Very useful, 249 readings)
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Brilliance of the Seas We spent seven nights and eight days cruising on the Royal Caribbean ship, 'The Brilliance of the Seas'. We boarded the ship in Dubai and then visited Fujairah, Muscat in Oman, Abu Dhabi and then returned to Dubai. This was our first cruise and we chose this as it was short so if we hated it we would not ha eto suffer too long and secondly because we really wanted to explore the area of the Gulf a little and this gave us the opportunity to visit a few places without having to pack and move on to a new place each day. BOARDING: Prior to arriving in Dubai we checked in and got our 'Set Sail' pass and booked a boarding time. ...  Read the complete review