Legend of the Seas Borneo Cruise March 2013 Picture Review

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This is where you got the beef at the Park Café from. It was available every day, lunch time to about 4pm.

 

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Also at the Park Café. Not sure how many cruise critic forum viewers have ever tried this soup! During lunch hour, they will always have some soups. For breakfast, they had congee.

 

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Ok another quick question, what "free" drinks were avaiable at the Park Café for breakfast, lunch and late night snacks?

 

Thanks for all your beautiful photos!

 

Looks to be the same as Windjammer. Coffee, Decaf coffee, lemonade, hot water for all the various tea bags, water, ice-dispensing machine.

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They did try to make the Solarium area look a little bit like a park.

 

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RC Online – Deck 8 mid-ship. Not crowded at all.

 

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Next Cruise / Crown and Anchor loyalty desk.

 

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Opening hours.

 

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Deck 6 of the Legend of the Seas.

 

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This was Café Latitudes. They had the Cupcake Cupboard there too. The now small library area is on the right. (There was an earlier question on the library.)

 

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The library.

 

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Cupcakes for sale.

 

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Coffee prices.

 

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Ice-cream prices.

 

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The Photo studio, also on Deck 6.

 

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Now this was from Deck 4, Centrum. I am facing the new R-bar. This being an Asian cruise where most of us don’t drink too much, it wasn’t very crowded at all.

 

Edited March 24, 2013 by Iluvcruising2

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The Centrum stage, taken from the R bar. There was a lot of live music on this cruise, including the Royal Caribbean orchestra, a very good guitarist, Dynamic Duo (from Jamaica) and another Asian band. Very lively atmosphere.

 

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As newly minted Diamond C&A members, we were looking forward to using the Diamond Club Lounge. We thoroughly enjoyed this experience and I think we will not cruise on a Royal ship again if there isn’t a Diamond Club onboard! Here was the entrance, on Deck 9.

 

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This was during breakfast hours, Day 2 of the cruise.

 

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Breakfast drinks and the coffee machine. Oh, what a wonderful machine. It was available round-the-clock. They also had cups to-go.

 

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Continental breakfast offerings. Same every day.

 

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This is the Diamond Concierge desk. His name was Andrew Finegold, an American.

 

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The lounge is on the hump. Good views.

 

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The Diamond Club lounge from the corner. Capacity was about 40. I did ask Andrew what would happen if there were many Diamonds on the Legend. Ours had 37 and clearly not all used the lounge, at least not at the same time. So the lounge didn’t feel crowded at all. Andrew wasn’t sure, but I think they will face this challenge when the Legend sails to Europe and USA.

 

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Diamond Club Concierge Hours.

 

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Bar service during dinner. On top of Andrew, they had 2 bar-tenders serving us during evening hours. The La Terre you see was the House red. They also had a White as well as Champagne.

 

Edited March 24, 2013 by Iluvcruising2