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Hey, what's up? My name is Doug Parker. Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Cruise Radio. Very happy to have you here. Good day. Jacks won yesterday by a field goal. Miami fought a good game, though, so better luck next time. They beat us last year. On this show, we're going to review of Royal Caribbean's, what is it, Liberty of the Seas, out of Bayonne, New Jersey. Janet Heaton is on the line, and we'll check in with her in

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If you have one you'd like to share, shoot me an email, Doug at cruise radio.net. Janet Heaton just

returned from a five-night permuda sailing aboard Royal Caribbean's Liberty of the Seas, and she joins us on the line right now. Hello, Janet. How are you?

I'm great. Good. How are you, Doug?

Good, good. First of all, I've got to say, if you're not following Janet, we'll give her social media stuff out at the end of the show because you are like a picture queen when you're on these cruises.

I love it.

We'll talk all about Bermuda here in a little while.

But Janelle, let's take a step back and what really draws you to Liberty of the Seas?

It's a freedom class ship, so it's one of the larger ones, but I feel like it's not too big.

So you have the Royal Promenade and all the extra amenities inside and outside of the ship. So it's just a good time. It's a lot of fun. And, you know, I guess we can say it is one of the biggest ships in the world. But like if you were comparing it from a lorx, I know you sailed out a couple times, or Oasis, to Liberty of the Seas. Do you feel like it's more homey aboard Liberty?

Like, what's the big draw and the big difference to you?

Yeah, I would say so. It definitely feels more cozy. You get to know the other passengers

and the crew a little easier because of the size of the ship. So yeah, it's just very easy to get around. Very nice. Now, you live in Pennsylvania, so you've sailed out of Bayonne, so I take it, did you drive there? Right. Yeah, I usually drive to the ship. Okay. Two hours up the term pike. Nice. And Bayonne is kind of a new cruise terminal, right?

They've expanded the cruise terminal there.

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