Namita

The itineraries of these three ships are more or less similar. To my knowledge, the Reflection is also a big cruise ship, however, it seems like it still does not have much onboard to keep the one in his late teens entertained. Saying that I don't know much about the cruising experience. I have only cruised once before and that was in 2004. I am sure much has changed after that. So basically, I'm looking for a cruise that would fit well with all the various age groups and would be a good "first" cruise.

I have also heard that Princess's quality of service has fallen, but it stills offers a much better experience than RCCL. However, level of service and the quality of offerings is judged by different people in different ways. I am quite unsure myself about what line would fit our needs.

Hi, we are a family of 10 and wanted to take a Mediterranean cruise around the June period to celebrate our parents anniversary. The age variation is a lot with the smallest in the party bein 9 years old and the oldest being 78. Therefore, we needed help to decide on which of the three (Symphony of the Seas, Royal Princess or Celebrity Reflection) cruises to go on. We heard that Royal Caribbean service has been deteriorating and therefore were reluctant to book with them as we heard the quality of food and service was much better on the latter. However, the other two offer limited entertainment options and we were quite sceptical if we would be able to go through around 7 days without being bored. We also wanted to know if the Symphony of the seas would be very crowded and if we would have to wait in line everytime we wanted to do something.