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Hi

 

We are considering doing the 4/2018 transatlantic cruise on Brilliance, but are a little concerned by a few comments on some of the reviews re the condition of the ship.

 

Can anyone who has travelled recently give a balanced assessment of it's overall condition/wear and tear etc. ?

 

Also, does anyone know when it is next due for a refit/dry dock ?

 

Many thanks.

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Hi

 

We are considering doing the 4/2018 transatlantic cruise on Brilliance, but are a little concerned by a few comments on some of the reviews re the condition of the ship.

 

Can anyone who has travelled recently give a balanced assessment of it's overall condition/wear and tear etc. ?

 

Also, does anyone know when it is next due for a refit/dry dock ?

 

Many thanks.

Something to know is most Dry Docks are usually to get the ship out of water to do the Marines side maintenance, Royal does it once every 5 years. The regular replace carpet, paint and such is due year round. In 2013 they did I big Dry Dock on Brilliance and added lot of venues and cabins. Next year think the most Brilliance is having is a short Marine side Dry Dock. Ships in good shape, as ages gets some wear, but up keep is good on her, don't worry

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Hi

 

We are considering doing the 4/2018 transatlantic cruise on Brilliance, but are a little concerned by a few comments on some of the reviews re the condition of the ship.

 

Can anyone who has travelled recently give a balanced assessment of it's overall condition/wear and tear etc. ?

 

Also, does anyone know when it is next due for a refit/dry dock ?

 

Many thanks.

Our last cruise on Brilliance was this past January and she was in excellent shape.

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Just got off the Brilliance 2 weeks ago and felt she was in excellent condition.

I too read some less than stellar reviews but did not find anything on board that hindered our experience. Would sail on her again in a heartbeat.

 

 

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We hear Brilliance will be dry docked in Amsterdam (following a TA) from 20 April - 1 May 2018 which is the day we board for a 14 night Baltic cruise. I guess there's a limit to how much they can accomplish in 10 days but I always have high hopes with RC!

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We hear Brilliance will be dry docked in Amsterdam (following a TA) from 20 April - 1 May 2018 which is the day we board for a 14 night Baltic cruise. I guess there's a limit to how much they can accomplish in 10 days but I always have high hopes with RC!

Most likely this is primarily for required periodic marine maintenance and inspection.

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We hear Brilliance will be dry docked in Amsterdam (following a TA) from 20 April - 1 May 2018 which is the day we board for a 14 night Baltic cruise. I guess there's a limit to how much they can accomplish in 10 days but I always have high hopes with RC!

I am on that cruise too. Cannot wait to sail.

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