Welcome to the Royal Crime Blog Podcast, where we could look into the world of Royal Caribbean cruising.

I'm your host, Matt Hodgeberg, and this episode of 537.

We're back, and we have a cruise review of Liberty of the Seas to Bermuda.

Here we go.

So it's been a couple weeks since we last talked, but I've been busy going on a cruise and traveling,

but we're here to talk about my latest cruise, which was Royal Caribbean's Liberty of the Seas.

We took a cruise down to Bermuda from New York. So there's a couple things that are new and different.

And actually, this is my family's first time on Liberty. I'd been Liberty back in 2023 for the first time. But nonetheless, a couple of differences here. And we actually

traveled up to the New York City area to go on the cruise liberty sales out of Cape Liberty,

which is actually in New Jersey. So apologies to all the from New Jersey. You always get

annoyed when I call a cruise out of Bayonne, the New York cruise area, because that's whatever. It's

just the same thing.

I got used to it already down here in Florida when people refer to Orlando cruises. Orlando's

landlocked. There's no ocean here. It's 35, 40 minutes over to Port Canarville. But I digress.

I took a cruise out of Cape Liberty. It was actually way easier than I remember. I just remember all the time I've done many cruises that I gave Liberty. And every time I just remember these awful, awful, awful weights

at trying to get into the actual port. Like there's this one road that goes in from whatever,

I don't know the names of the roads out there, but there's this one road that goes into the port

from the main road. And I just remember always being backed up in traffic just trying to get in there.

Because basically what happens is as the car is getting into the drop-up area, it gets super backed up very quickly.

Anyway, we rolled in.

We were actually driving down from upstate New York.

And I think we got in around, around, it was after 10 a.m. for sure, maybe closer to 11.

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