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Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Balmoral

First Look Cruise Review

November 18, 2011 By Christian Sherden 0 Comments (add your own)

This review is organized into 27 pages

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Introduction

The largest ship in the Fred. Olsen cadre, the Balmoral can fit up to 1,300 passengers on its nine passenger decks. The theme is Scottish, with restaurants named after Scottish salmon rivers, a pub designed to be like your local, and accompanying music and art. Activities are definitely structured for an older crowd, the kids should stay at home for this one. The restaurants provide a gourmet level of food, but variety is lacking as all three formal restaurants serve from the same ala carte menu.

This review is organized into 7 pages
Page 1 Cabins The Balmoral comes with six different types of rooms that each have variations in size and amenities. Read More...	Page 2 Dining Four restaurants and only two menus mean you better like what they serve. Read More...	Page 3 Pools & Decks Two similarly sized pools are flanked by whirlpools at either end. Read More...
Page 4 Recreation Six lounges, a fitness center and a beauty salon will keep an older crowd entertained at sea. Read More...	Page 5 Nightlife & Shows A trinity of bars will whet your thirst, preparing passengers for a night of entertainment. Read More...	Page 6 Conclusion Read our final conclusion of the Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Balmoral. Read More...
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