Cruises
First Cruise… How to Choose a Line You Will Love
Booking your first cruise feels exciting and a little overwhelming. This guide walks you through the few choices that matter most… where to sail, what ship vibe you like, and what services you need. Then we match those choices to real cruise lines and give you official links so you can confirm details before you book.
Booking your first cruise feels exciting and a little overwhelming. This guide walks you through the few choices that matter most… where to sail, what ship vibe you like, and what services you need. Then we match those choices to real cruise lines and give you official links so you can confirm details before you book.
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Pillar: Best Cruise Lines by Region… Caribbean, Mediterranean, Alaska
Related: Best Cruise Lines for Families… Age by Age · Most Relaxing Cruise Lines… Quiet Decks, Thermal Spas
Key Takeaways
- Itinerary first, ship second. Pick your region and season, then choose the ship that fits your vibe.
- Define your must haves. Nursery care, teen lounges, quiet decks, thermal spas, or private islands.
- Short sampler or full trip. A 3 to 5 night Caribbean is gentle for first timers… a 7 night adds more time to settle in.
- Book the big stuff early. Some dining, shows, kids clubs, and spa passes have limited capacity.
Niko’s Note 🐾 Screenshot port times and all aboard times. Nothing is calmer than knowing your schedule.
Decision Flow… 5 Steps to the Right Line
1) Region Warm water starter
- Caribbean for beaches, private islands, and easy homeports.
- Mediterranean for culture dense, port heavy days.
- Alaska for scenery, wildlife, and cooler temps.
2) Vibe Do you want non stop activity or calm premium spaces
- Activity forward: water parks, big shows, late night energy.
- Calm forward: libraries, observation lounges, thermal suites.
3) Ages Any little travelers
- Babies and toddlers need nursery options and bathtubs.
- Grade schoolers want clubs and pools.
- Teens want late hours and sports.
4) Budget and cabin Value rooms or suite perks
- Inside and oceanview cabins stretch dollars.
- Suites can include lounge access or thermal perks.
5) Dates School calendars and shoulder seasons can shift price and crowd levels.
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Quick Match Table… Your Priorities to Real Lines
| Your priority | Good starter picks | Why this helps | Verify details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Family nursery coverage | Disney and Royal Caribbean | Disney It’s a Small World Nursery from 6 months to 3 years; Royal Babies & Tots on many ships 6 to 36 months | Disney nursery info: Traveling with Little Ones · Royal program: Babies & Tots |
| Kids clubs and splash fun | Disney, Royal Caribbean, Carnival, MSC | Big spaces, themed play, water zones | Disney Oceaneer Club: overview · Carnival Camp Ocean: program · MSC Kids Clubs: overview |
| Adults only ships | Viking, Virgin Voyages | 18 plus environments reduce noise and crowding | Viking age policy: FAQ · Virgin 18 plus: policy |
| Quiet decks and thermal suites | Celebrity, Princess, Holland America | Solariums, Sanctuary daybeds, thermal circuits | Celebrity spa: The Spa · Princess The Sanctuary: overview · HAL Greenhouse Spa: overview |
| Private island day | Royal Caribbean, Disney, MSC, Norwegian, Carnival | Beach day with cabanas and water toys | Royal Perfect Day at CocoCay: destination · Disney Castaway Cay and Lookout Cay: Know Before You Go · MSC Ocean Cay: destination · NCL Great Stirrup Cay: island · Carnival Half Moon Cay: port |
| Port heavy first trip | Princess, Celebrity, Azamara | Med routes, late stays, sometimes overnights | Princess Med: overview · Celebrity Cruise 101: first time hub · Azamara Destination Immersion: about |
What A First Cruise Looks Like… The Core Milestones
Before booking
- Decide your region, month, and budget.
- Check passport or ID requirements for your route.
- Skim first timer pages to preview the process: Royal First Time Cruisers: guide · Princess New to Cruising: guide · Celebrity Cruise 101: hub · Holland America Quick Tips: blog.
After booking
- Create your account in the line’s app or web portal.
- Pre book dining, shows, and activities as soon as your window opens. Royal tips: First Time Cruise Tips · NCL pre cruise hub: Prepare for Your Cruise.
- Start a packing list. Disney sample: Packing list · Princess list: Packing guide.
Embarkation day
- Arrive during your assigned window with travel documents and luggage tags attached.
- Keep a small day bag with meds, swimsuits, chargers, and travel docs.
- Expect luggage to be delivered later. Royal explains the handoff here: How to Plan a Cruise for the First Time.
- Explore the ship and grab lunch. NCL’s blog gives a good first day preview: What to Expect on Embarkation Day.
First sea day
- Try the spa, claim a quiet chair, or book a late specialty dinner.
- Take your time with deck plans and shows. Celebrity’s Cruise 101 has helpful primers: Cruise 101.
Embarkation Day Checklist
- Online check in completed and boarding passes saved. Princess app process: OceanReady.
- Luggage tags printed and attached.
- Day bag with meds, swimsuit, sunscreen, chargers, passport or ID, wallet.
- Specialty dining and spa reservations confirmed.
- Kids club registrations handled in app or onboard.
- Cabin ready plan… suitcases under bed, valuables in safe, magnets for notes if you like.
For a printable version with times and reminders, see our Embarkation Day… Quick Start Checklist: open
Sample First Timer Itineraries We Like
- Caribbean 4 nights Miami to a private island plus one more port. Gentle sea day ratio. Royal, MSC, NCL, Disney all run these.
- Mediterranean 7 nights Western loop with Barcelona or Rome embarkation. Princess, Celebrity, MSC, Costa.
- Alaska 7 nights Roundtrip Vancouver or Seattle for scenery with minimal travel days. Princess, Holland America, Celebrity.
Tip Shoulder season trips often price lower and feel calmer.
Keep Planning
- Pillar: Best Cruise Lines by Region
- Families: Best Cruise Lines for Families… Age by Age
- Relaxation: Most Relaxing Cruise Lines… Quiet Decks, Thermal Spas
FAQ
Do all lines have formal nights Dress codes vary. Many lines are smart casual most nights with a couple of elevated evenings. See your line’s app or FAQ.
Can I cruise with a baby Yes, but minimum ages apply. Disney and Royal offer nursery care on select ships. Check age policies and availability before booking.
How early should I arrive at the port Follow the arrival time in your documents. Being early does not always mean faster boarding. Some lines enforce windows.
Are spa thermal suites included Often not. Viking ocean ships include the Nordic Spa. Other lines sell day or voyage passes and quantities can be limited.
Sources and Helpful First Timer Pages
- Royal Caribbean… First Time Cruisers hub and planning guides: First time hub · How to Plan a Cruise · First Time Cruise Tips · What to Pack
- Disney Cruise Line… Know Before You Go, packing lists, and prep FAQs: Know Before You Go · Packing list · Prep FAQ
- Princess… New to Cruising and OceanReady app process: New to Cruising · OceanReady · Pre Cruise FAQ · Packing guide
- Norwegian… First Time Cruiser info and embarkation day article: First Time Cruiser · Embarkation Day · Prepare hub
- Celebrity… Cruise 101 and first time hubs: Cruise 101 hub · First time hub
- Holland America… Know Before You Go and quick tips: Know Before You Go · Quick Tips
Cruises
Star of the Seas Dining… What Is Replicate‑Worthy
On Star of the Seas, food choices are everywhere. This guide cuts through the noise to highlight dishes and venues that are most likely to be Replicate‑Worthy in our studio… the items with great flavor, clear techniques, and a strong sense of place. We link to official pages so you can verify hours and menus in the Royal app.
Key Takeaways
- Start with included standouts. Park Café’s Royal Kümmelweck roast beef sandwich, Pearl Café toasted sandwiches and pastries, and Sorrento’s late night slices are consistent wins.
- Use AquaDome Market for flexible meals. Five counters make it easy to customize lunches without a long sit down.
- Specialty to book once. Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen, Chops Grille, Hooked Seafood, Izumi, and the Lincoln Park Supper Club if you want a showpiece dinner.
- Suite perks. Coastal Kitchen and The Grove buffet for suite guests are calmer options at peak times.
- Check hours in the app. Hours move with show schedules and port days.
Niko’s Note 🐾 Grab a Pearl Café pastry and a bench on the Royal Promenade for a stress free embarkation lunch.
Fast Picks… Included Bites You Can Trust
| Venue | Why it works | What we reach for first |
|---|---|---|
| Park Café | Central Park setting, fast lines, solid deli staples | Royal Kümmelweck roast beef sandwich, custom salads, breakfast sandwiches |
| Pearl Café | 24 hour grab and go on the Promenade | Toasted sandwiches, pastries, coffee for early tours and late nights |
| AquaDome Market | Five counters, easy mix and match | A bowl or plate from two counters to keep it light and quick |
| Windjammer | Variety without decisions | Indian curries, fresh fruit, global daily specials |
| Main Dining Room | Relaxed sit down when you need a break | Classic mains, kids’ menu safety net |
| Sorrento’s | Open late and fast | Pepperoni slice while you plan the next show |
| Surfside Eatery | Family friendly, near splash zones | Kid ready plates, easy breakfasts |
Links
Park Café: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/park-cafe
Pearl Café: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/pearl-cafe
AquaDome Market: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/aquadome-market
Dining overview with specialty callouts: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining
Specialty You Will Want to Book Once
- Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen… crowd pleasing pasta and pizzas for a family celebration night.
- Chops Grille… steakhouse classics with familiar sides.
- Hooked Seafood… seafood focus; check the day’s offerings in the app.
- Izumi… sushi or hibachi depending on your travel crew.
- Lincoln Park Supper Club… a multi course, live music experience for a splurge night.
- Coastal Kitchen and The Grove… included for suite guests, quieter atmosphere.
Niko’s Note 🐾 Book specialty on a sea day at non peak times to reduce waits and enjoy the venue.
Replicate‑Worthy Shortlist
These are the dishes and concepts we think translate best back in the studio. Add yours in the comments so we can test them.
1) Royal Kümmelweck Roast Beef — Park Café
Why it is worth replicating The salt caraway roll, thin sliced roast beef, and horseradish interplay gives a clear flavor profile that is easy to scale at home.
Studio plan Bake a caraway roll, roast beef to medium rare, hold jus, assemble with a crisp pickle.
Verdict Success
Link Park Café page: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/park-cafe
2) Toasted Sandwiches and Pastries — Pearl Café
Why it is worth replicating Simple laminated doughs and pressed sandwiches show up all day. Great for make ahead dough and freezer tests.
Studio plan Laminated pastry with a simplified butter block, pressed sandwich on a stovetop griddle.
Verdict Success
Link Pearl Café page: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/pearl-cafe
3) Mix and Match Bowls — AquaDome Market
Why it is worth replicating Modular counters suggest a “choose two” bowl that keeps texture and heat balanced.
Studio plan Sauce base, quick protein, and a high‑heat veg on a sheet pan, plus a crunch topping.
Verdict Undecided… depends on the week’s counters
Link AquaDome Market page: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/aquadome-market
4) Classic Pepperoni Slice — Sorrento’s
Why it is worth replicating Dough, sauce, and deck oven cues are approachable at home with a steel.
Studio plan 65 percent hydration dough, overnight ferment, 550 F steel bake.
Verdict Success
Link Sorrento’s page: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/sorrentos-pizza
5) Desserted Milkshake — Thrill Island
Why it is worth replicating It is playful and over the top, great for parties.
Studio plan Two part thick shake with cookie crumb rim and a surprise topping.
Verdict Undecided… fun but sweet
Link Star overview mentions Desserted: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/star-of-the-seas
Your First Day Eating Plan
- Board and head to Pearl Café for an easy sandwich or pastry.
- Book show times in the app.
- Walk Central Park and grab a Kümmelweck from Park Café for a late lunch.
- Scout AquaDome Market counters so you know the two you like best.
- Pick one specialty to anchor a sea day dinner.
Photo Notes for This Post
- Add a clear photo of the Kümmelweck cross section.
- Menu photos at Pearl Café and AquaDome Market counters.
- A quick candid of Sorrento’s case during late night hours.
- A wide of Lincoln Park Supper Club exterior.
FAQ
Is Pearl Café really open 24 hours It is advertised as a 24 hour complimentary venue. Verify current hours in the Royal app on your sailing.
Do I need reservations for Lincoln Park Supper Club Yes. This is a set menu experience with limited seating. Book early in the app or Cruise Planner.
Are there included options near Surfside Yes. Surfside Eatery and Surfside Bites are family friendly and near the splash zones.
Can suite guests always use Coastal Kitchen Access varies by suite category and capacity. Check your reservation and the app for meal windows.
Sources
- Star of the Seas overview with venue mentions including Lincoln Park Supper Club, Basecamp, and Desserted: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/star-of-the-seas
- Pearl Café official page: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/pearl-cafe
- AquaDome Market official page: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/aquadome-market
- Park Café official page including Kümmelweck callout: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/park-cafe
- Royal Caribbean dining overview with specialty restaurants: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining
- Independent venue roundups and hours examples: https://eatsleepcruise.com/star-of-the-seas-restaurants-menus/ and https://www.cruisecritic.com/cruise/royal-caribbean/star-of-the-seas/dining
Cruises
Star of the Seas Shows… How to Book, What to Skip
A show night on Star of the Seas can be the best part of your cruise. This guide explains how to book seats in the Royal Caribbean app, when to arrive, what to see first, and what to skip if time is tight. We keep it simple and link official pages so you can confirm details on your exact sailing.
Key Takeaways
- Book in the app. Open the Royal app on embarkation day and reserve your preferred AquaDome and ice show times first. Many main theater productions also list reservations in the app.
- Pick early or late. First and last seatings are easiest to land. Use dinner on the opposite side of the evening.
- Arrive 20 to 30 minutes early for best seats. Doors often close a few minutes before showtime.
- Use standby lines. If reservations are gone, line up 20 to 30 minutes before showtime. Standby guests usually fill remaining seats shortly before curtain.
- One big show per night. Do one headliner, then add a lounge act or live music set.
Niko’s Note 🐾 Screenshot your reservations. Wi Fi can wobble when everyone opens the app at once.
How to Reserve Seats in the Royal App
- Connect to ship Wi Fi and open the Royal app.
- Tap Things To Do then Shows.
- Choose your show and tap Reserve. Pick guests and confirm.
- If your first choice is full, grab an alternate time and try standby for the original.
- Check the app each morning for added performances.
App help: Royal App overview
What to See First on Star
- AquaDome headliner Signature high dive and acrobatics in a dramatic glass dome. Expect water effects, aerial work, and a cinematic score. Reserve early. Overview: AquaDome.
- Absolute Zero ice show Big scale skating in the round with creative lighting. Public skate sessions also appear on some sea days. Overview: Absolute Zero.
- Royal Theater productions Broadway style or original productions with live vocals and orchestra. If you love musicals, save one night for the theater. Overview: Royal Theater.
What To Skip If You Are Short On Time
- A repeat of the same headliner. Use that slot for a lounge act or live music set instead.
- Long pre show lines for a second viewing. Go standby near curtain or try a late performance.
- Back to back major shows without a meal break. Eat before curtain and keep a snack for after.
Sample One Week Show Plan
Adjust to your actual sailing and port days. Swap nights as needed.
| Night | 6:30 to 7:30 | 8:30 to 9:45 | 10:15 to late |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Dinner near Surfside or Park Café | Royal Theater show | Royal Promenade music set |
| Day 2 | AquaDome reservation | Dessert at Pearl Café | Pub set or piano bar |
| Day 3 | Port day… early dinner | Ice show at Absolute Zero | Stroll Central Park |
| Day 4 | CocoCay day… early Pearl Café snack | Second theater production | Late Sorrento’s slice |
| Day 5 | Specialty dinner | AquaDome second company or added performance | Silent disco |
| Day 6 | Family early show | If you have children, they can to to Adventure Ocean | Adults lounge act |
| Day 7 | Farewell music set | Pack and promenade | Early night |
Tip Leave 30 minutes to cross the ship. AquaDome and Absolute Zero are in different zones.
Arrival and Seating Tips
- Arrive early for central sections and aisle seats.
- Split the party. Have one adult find seats while the other grabs drinks or takes kids to the restroom.
- Accessibility. Ask ushers for wheelchair or limited mobility seating. Arrive early for best options.
- Kids. Sit on aisle ends for quick exits. Pack quiet snacks and a light layer.
- Photos. Follow crew instructions. Flash is usually not allowed.
Food Pairings That Keep the Night Smooth
- Before curtain Pearl Café grab and go or a quick plate at AquaDome Market.
- After curtain Sorrento’s for a hot slice, then a cookie from Pearl Café for the elevator ride.
- Sea days Book one specialty dinner on a non show night.
Links
Pearl Café: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/pearl-cafe
AquaDome Market: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/aquadome-market
Sorrento’s Pizza: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-dining/sorrentos-pizza
With Kids and Teens
- Register early at Adventure Ocean and let teens check Social 020. If a show loses their attention, step out and try a live music set instead.
- Noise and light. Ice shows can be colder and louder. Bring a light layer and consider ear protection for toddlers.
- Strollers. Use elevators and arrive early for accessible seating.
FAQ
Do I need a reservation for every show Many headliners require reservations in the app. Some lounge acts are first come only. Check the daily schedule.
How early should I arrive Plan 20 to 30 minutes before curtain for better seat choices.
Can I join a standby line without a reservation Yes. Standby guests are seated shortly before curtain if there are unclaimed seats.
Are shows suitable for kids Most main productions are family friendly. The app lists age guidance when needed.
What if I miss my reserved time Try another performance or join standby for the same show later in the cruise.
Sources
- Royal app features and how reservations work: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/experience/royal-app
- AquaDome neighborhood and show overview: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-activities/aquadome
- Absolute Zero ice arena overview: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-activities/absolute-zero
- Royal Theater overview: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-activities/royal-theater
Cruises
Cabins on Star of the Seas… Layouts, Storage, Noise
Picking the right stateroom on Star of the Seas makes the whole week smoother. This guide shows popular layouts for couples and families, smart storage ideas, and how to choose low‑noise locations using the official deck plans. We link to Royal’s pages so you can confirm details for your sailing.
Official references
- Rooms and suites hub: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/star-of-the-seas/rooms
- Deck plans browser: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/star-of-the-seas/deck-plans
- PDF deck plan for quick printing: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/content/dam/royal/ships/deckplans-hub/Star_2296_v2025.pdf
Key Takeaways
- Families love Surfside Family Suite and Infinite Family Balcony layouts near Surfside. Split bathrooms and a kid nook are the stress savers. See the Rooms hub for details and photos.
- Motion sensitive travelers will prefer midship and lower decks. Pick cabins between elevator banks and away from bow or stern.
- Quiet picks are away from high traffic doors, stairs, and late night venues. Use the PDF deck plan to check what is above and below your room.
- Storage is generous under the bed and in vertical cabinets. Pack a few folding cubes and magnetic hooks for small gear.
- Connecting doors are great for families. The Star of the Seas features bays for connecting rooms with an additional set of doors that close to create a shared hallway, so walls are better insulated.
Niko’s Note 🐾 If you are traveling with friends or extended family in separate cabins and don’t want to hear the sounds they make, do not book rooms next door to each other.
Layouts at a glance
Use these quick picks, then confirm square footage and exact features on the Rooms hub and Deck plans.
For two
- Interior Budget win and dark for sleeping. Great for travelers who are out all day.
- Ocean View Natural light without the balcony.
- Infinite Ocean View Balcony Window wall opens at the top for fresh air while keeping the full room footprint.
For three or four
- Infinite Ocean View Balcony with sofa bed Works for a small family that wants air and light.
- Surfside Balcony Steps to Splashaway Bay and Surfside dining. Expect more daytime noise due to location.
- Junior Suite Extra space and a larger bathroom at a mid tier price.
For five or more
- Infinite Family Balcony Split bath and smart storage. Close to Surfside.
- Surfside Family Suite Kids nook and split bath near the family neighborhood.
- Ultimate Family Townhouse Three levels with a slide and backyard for a true splurge.
Links for room research
Rooms hub: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/star-of-the-seas/rooms
Ultimate Family Suite overview for the class: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-rooms/ultimate-family-suite
Storage… get organized on day one
- Under‑bed space Most standard beds clear rolling suitcases. Unpack, then slide bags under to free floor space.
- Vertical cabinets Use folding cubes for socks, chargers, and swim gear.
- Shelves and drawers Assign one drawer per person for quick mornings.
- Hooks Doors and walls are metal in many spots. Magnetic hooks hold lanyards, hats, and light bags.
- Bathroom split In family layouts, split baths let one person shower while another uses the sink.
Tip Pack a small nightlight. Cabin hallways can be bright when the bathroom door opens at night.
Noise… how to pick calm locations
- Check what is above and below on the PDF deck plan before you book. Choose rooms stacked over and under other cabins when possible.
- Avoid heavy traffic areas like near elevators, stair lobbies, and venue entrances if you are a light sleeper.
- Aft and bow feel more motion. Midship is the most stable.
- Surfside and pool decks are fun in the day. If you want quiet nights, pick a deck with cabins above and below your room.
Deck plan links
Browser: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/star-of-the-seas/deck-plans
PDF: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/content/dam/royal/ships/deckplans-hub/Star_2296_v2025.pdf
Sample picks by traveler type
- Parents with a toddler Surfside Family Suite near the neighborhood for nap breaks and quick meals.
- Parents with teens Infinite Ocean View Balcony midship on a lower deck for quiet and stability.
- Couple who will be out late Royal Promenade‑adjacent balcony or interior near elevators for quick access to shows and food.
- Multi‑gen group Pair an Infinite Family Balcony with a connecting interior across the hall.
Diagram callouts to add
- Cabin storage map arrows to under‑bed clearance, vertical cabinet shelves, and vanity outlets.
- Noise map light overlay showing high traffic zones near elevators and venue stacks.
- Surfside cluster family friendly rooms highlighted around Decks 7 to 9.
Booking and upgrade tips
- Guarantee vs specific If you care about noise and location, pay for a specific cabin number.
- RoyalUp Watch for upgrade bids in your email. Only bid what you would be happy to pay if it clears.
- Connecting and accessible These categories are limited. Book early and verify the configuration on the deck plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
The top section opens for air, while the lower portion stays fixed. This keeps the room usable as living space. See Royal Caribbean’s Rooms hub for current details.
Yes in most family layouts. Fold and park it by the closet at night.
Choose a cabin between elevator banks and avoid rooms facing service doors. Bring soft earplugs if you are sensitive.
Yes you will hear more daytime sound. Nights are usually calmer after pools close.
Sources
- Rooms and suites hub with photos and features: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/star-of-the-seas/rooms
- Star of the Seas deck plans browser: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/star-of-the-seas/deck-plans
- Downloadable deck plan PDF for quick checks: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/content/dam/royal/ships/deckplans-hub/Star_2296_v2025.pdf
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