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Scarlet Lady

Valiant Lady

Resilient Lady

some good but lots bad

Nadi

My 25 cruise, our 7th company cruise, we took 44 people. Me the majority owner, I have ALS, got the gorgeous suite, room itself was very nice but I could not even get in and out of room by myself, because door was so heavy and me in powerchair.  Shower was 3’ x 3’, handicap bench was about 14” off floor, anyone that’s handicap knows we need to sit at 24”-26”. No handicap lift for pool or spa, had a portable one for pool, but 4 guys couldn’t figure out how to make it work. Going into public restrooms had to go through manual door, then electric door into handicap bathroom. Electric door was great, but was idea of first going through manual door, should have been electric door. Could not get off in Aruba because they wouldn’t put ramp out. My employees carried me off ship and back on ship in my wheelchair. DONT EVER BUY A HANDBAG ON A VIRGIN CRUISE! Bought one for my wife, a Louis Vuitton, while it was authentic, it was used and made in 2012, unfortunately NOT a hit to her. Found out all bags were used. ONE WOULD THINK THEY WOULD HAVE TO DISCLOSE THAT TO YOU. Food was great, ship was laid out great, about only thing I have good to say after spending $250,000.  More than disappointed how cruise staff took care of situations.

Not handicap friendly 

Wellington

First off relax and understand the ship isn’t just what the TV commercial depict. It’s not some over the top wild college party but instead it’s just a really good time with people of all ages and backgrounds. Food overall very good, wouldn’t quite say great. Drinks excellent and don’t mind the bar tab idea. Entertainment is excellent, live music entertainment was great, the shows are great, and scarlet night can’t be missed. Service overall very good, and lively. Cabin is fine, bathroom is small but no issues. Pools do get crowded but plenty of spaces throughout the ship to explore and discover. Excellent itinerary but the virgin shore things still needs some work and might be better booking your own until things get ironed out. The last thing I’ll mention is the App, it’s extremely glitchy before the cruise, hard to make reservations and navigate. However the App does perform much better once you’re on-board. Overall very good experience and would definitely sail again.

Something For Everyone 

Absolutely loved the ship. Great size and easy to navigate. Favorite spot was The Dock. Get the shrimp and polenta for a quick bite. Did unique drink events Like Paint and Bubbles and Champagne and Chicken. Crew was great and enjoyed escape from kids.  Terrace hammock is greatest invention ever. Just need 2 so don't have to fight over who gets it!  Food was great. Liked the galley setup and the the grab and go options. The Wake service was very slow, but food was good. Only spot with that issue. We enjoyed dinner and brunch at Razzle Dazzle.Pink Agave and Extra Virgin were great. Favorite bar was Sip Lounge. Ice cream was great and got a scoop everyday.  Cabin bathroom is small and could use a couple shelves. Easiest to get dressed in cabin  after shower which might be issue if traveling with a friend. Room service was super fast. Always said 40-60 minutes and came in about 20. Order some drinks and service charge waived. 

Loved the itinerary which were mostly first visits for Virgin Voyages. Aruba we rented our own UTV for day and drove around island.  We did a sunset booze cruise through Virgin and it was great. Loved the late port stay. Tatse s of Curacao and the St Kitts cooking class were also great excursions at reasonable prices.  Ship never felt crowded except on Scarlet Night. We're planning to book another trip!

Great time on the Lady! will do again!

Very disappointed. Went on a Med cruise with them in October and it was great . This Caribbean cruise was like night and day. The embarkation was a mess and took almost 2 hours! The first hour was spent outside in the hot sun. The food  went way downhill. They are out of a lot of items and the food is mostly cold or lukewarm and not tasty. The pizza is even bad now. The food was much better on the first cruise. The service is extremely slow in the restaurants. The room was never cleaned . To their favor we did usually stay in room till 11 am and most mornings they banged on our door by 9 am to clean the room and we would tell them to come back later. 3 days are room never got cleaned. The best part about the first cruise was the Scarlet night. It was amazing! However  this Scarlet night was canceled!!! Something about the weather but the weather seemed fine to me. They could have rescheduled the next day but instead moved it inside where everyone was packed in a small room and the vibe was totally different. Entertainment was good the first time but unfortunately was the same shows the second time. I have been on over 30 cruises from Celebrity and HA to Oceania. I love cruising but will never cruise with Virgin again.

Don’t bother

As a repeated Virgin sailor, I do love the kind of vibe that is offered by the ship. The embarkation is Miami is smooth, and we effortlessly board the ship. We choose this cruise because we love the port-of-call. 

Food:

Food is always great, and we love the entertainment offered. We especially love the Test Kitchen as it always offered interesting food for us to try. Service there is the best we have seen! Food from the Wake is good as always, but the service can be improved. For the breakfast in the Wake, it is very slow. The Galley, the pizza place and the ice-cream (Lick me more) is so good, especially the dessert, I have to check the daily special everyday there. Some of the stand like the noodle one close so early, it will be great if some more options open during the late-night snack time. Other restaurants are as great as usual!

Entertainment:

The shows are great, we have a few magic shows, the Ship Show (show and dining together) and Duel Reality. We have watched some before, but it is always great to watch them again. There were music everywhere and we enjoy them so much! The Scarlet night is one of the best we have, and we love the vibe.

Service:

Great customer service and friendly staff. We particularly like the staffs in the Test Kitchen, they provide top-notch service and truly serve by heart!

Fitness:

We love Virgin because of the free fitness class. We have done Yoga, spinning and meditation class onboard, which are all great! I am surprised that only a few people join the class everyday, may be most of them happen early in the morning, and a lot of people sleep over that. We want to try the Bungee fitness class, but those were all cancelled last minute because of equipment issue. There is a huge problem about the cancellation, we book the class using the app, but no one told us that these classes were cancelled (even no notification on the App). If a class has to be cancelled, that should be communicated with the sailor. 

Wi-Fi and technology: 

Quick and smooth WiFi surfing. However, there is room for improvement for the App. There is always some problem with the App, and it is slow to make reservation on board using the App. We talk with fellow cruisers, and many complain about the App is slow and provide incorrect information sometime.

Great food and entertainment!

Hello all.  We got back a week ago from our first Virgin cruise and I wanted to give a review of what I thought.  This was my 19th cruise overall, seventeen on Royal and one on MSC; as I am more familiar with Royal, I will be doing quite a bit of comparison between this Virgin cruise and Royal.

I’m going to try to keep this organized without my thoughts wandering too much, so let's go in the order of first experience with Virgin:

Booking - 8/10

The booking process is pretty easy - pick your sailing, pick a cabin category, put in your information, and make a deposit.  In our specific case, we had a narrow window of cruise times to pick from so we didn’t have to search and compare that much, so the process was fairly easy for us.  The reason I took a couple points off is that I want to pick my specific cabin based on location and that isn’t possible with Virgin.  I might have even paid more for a higher class of balcony cabin (more centrally located) if I could have seen a map of available cabins.

So think of it like booking a guarantee cabin - pick the class but don’t get a choice in your location.



The App - 6/10

After booking, you will be able to enter more passenger information, set up your account, etc in the app.  I think it was 45 days before sailing that you can book dining reservations.  Show reservations are only available once you connect to the ship’s wifi.

The problem here is that the app takes a minute to open every single time.  If all I want to do is to check the start time or a venue of a show, I feel like I have to go find an empty seat, sit down, open the app and wait until it allows me to find the info I want.

An annoyance with the notifications is each reservation we had, we would receive six reminders 30 minutes before the event.  Dinner at 6:15, here are your six reminders for that at 5:45.  Every time, every reservation, six reminders.

Even worse - we were at the Beach Club at Bimini and we received a push notification from the app with something along the lines of “Make sure to book…” and it trailed off.  I go to open the app to check the message and it won’t open because we are no longer on the ship’s wifi.  

You know what else is in the app which you can’t open once you are off the ship?  The Ship / Port contact info in case you run into issues on your excursion.  That seems like a major oversight in the app’s design.

One thing that was nice was a nightly survey.  It would ask what venue you dined in or what show you saw and what were your opinions.  It is much nicer to get immediate feedback rather than waiting until after the cruise to have to remember everything.



Embarkation - 8/10

Overall the embarkation process is pretty smooth, but I’m taking a couple points off for the two things we saw that could be improved.

When you first arrive, there are signs for the Rockstar suite boarding and then corrals for the rest of the passengers.  If you have Deep Blue Extras or booked a Romance Package, there wasn’t really anything that told you where you needed to go.  And then trying to find someone to ask where we should go, one crew member actively was walking away to avoid answering questions (we just found someone else).

The terminal in Miami is beautiful and organized well.  You go up one escalator to get to the check in desks (one for Deep Blue Extras / Romance, then a second set to get your wrist band).  Note about the wrist band - you can’t change to a card once you get on board and they don’t tell you that while checking in.  Once checked in, it’s a quick pass through security screening, and then up another escalator to the waiting area.

The area is decently spacious with a minimal amount of seating and many day beds.  These day beds had an average of 2.1 people on them and took up the space of about 6-8 chairs each.  In essence it means that there isn’t enough seating for the amount of people waiting to board.  Of course then there are announcements made for passengers to take a seat while waiting to board which doesn’t help when there aren’t any seats to sit in.

But we didn’t wait long to board as we did have the Deep Blue Extras and once the boarding process starts, the waiting area clears out fairly quickly.



Ship - 7/10

This rating is going to be subjective and really varies on individual tastes.  The ship design is modern, clean, and feels inviting.  When you first board, you enter onto deck 7 in the Roundabout which feels…  ok.  I have to say there isn’t really a Wow factor when you get to this space; it just feels like a hotel lobby.  Other ships at minimum have a three story open space that has a sense of grandiosity.  The Roundabout has an oversized staircase that felt like it took up too much space.

For us, it was raining the first two days on the ship so all the 2024 passengers (out of 2700 capacity) were trapped inside the public decks on 6 and 7, with a few on deck 15 working out or in the galley.  Even being trapped inside, it honestly didn’t feel crowded but you could tell there were more people in spaces that could be spread out more.

When we did make it outside, we thought there were too many queen size daybeds and not enough individual loungers.  We like to sit out in the shade and trying to find a shady spot was difficult (we did find some on the north side of the ship on deck 7 just outside the main Roundabout entrance).

More issues with seating - the seats in the Dock House are low and shallow and not great to sit in for long periods.  There are wooden bench seats on the Dock that are also low and make them uncomfortable.  Deck 16 at the rear where the net is has a lot of daybeds lining the back of the ship that I don’t recall ever being used either due to retaining water from the previous day’s storms or had no view of the water as the design had you face inwards towards the ship.

A design choice I can’t tell if I like or dislike is the layout of deck 7.  Deck 7 is one venue after another for the entire length; upper part of the Red Room, Sip Lounge, Roundabout, Coffee Club / Ice Cream, Pizza, Social Club, Games, Dock House, Wake, Dock.  Walking through venue to venue kind of makes the ship feel larger as you have to walk through each to get to your destination.  But you also HAVE to walk THROUGH each venue which feels like you are dodging people the entire way.  Personal preference but I think I wish it was a more open design.

One area I actually had an issue with - going from the Roundabout forward into the Sip lounge on deck 7, there are two sets of watertight doors that are open.  Being a tall individual at 6’6”, I had to actually duck to get under the door frame else I would hit my head.  I can see this could be an issue in smaller spaces but to have a low door frame on a major passageway through the heart of the ship is not acceptable.

I don’t like ship designs where I can’t see where the ship is headed (unless you pay an extra cost).  The only place on Virgin you can see forward is if you have a suite and go up to Richard’s Rooftop.



Room - 8/10

First impressions when you enter the room do have a bit of a Wow factor with the music and automated curtains.  The design is modern and after a bit I think is best described as “Ikea Dorm Room” but in a good way.  The bed is a bit hard for a full week of sleeping on it.

The stateroom attendant comes once a day so the conversion of the bed to a couch and back to a bed no longer happens.  The drawer space in the cabinet that would normally be under the one bed is nice and deep, but I think as they are no longer doing the bed conversion, it would be much nicer to have a small set of drawers as a side table and a small loveseat than the single chair.  While the room seems sparse, there was plenty of storage in the hanging space and cabinet.

The bathroom is tiny but usable.  We found keeping our toiletries in the top drawers in the wardrobe cabinet outside the bathroom worked best for us.

The shower is larger than the normal cruise ship showers we are used to.  It was easy to lift arms to clean, but the rainfall shower head is too low and tall people will hit their head.  It would be nicer if the showerhead was wall mounted if they are going to have low ceilings.

The tech in the room is cool.  It’s “nice” to control the room lights and TV from the tablet, but it also seems like there should be more customizable controls.  You can pick from pre-programmed scenes but individual control of the lights is limited.  The desk lamp can be turned to a dim level if you pick the right scene, but you can’t dim the desk lamp by itself.  The ambient LED strips can change color if you pick the right scene, but you can only turn them on to 100% white or off using the other controls.  It would be nice if there was an advanced menu to tweak the lights to your preference and then save that preference for the week you are in the room.

If you have a balcony, you have to try the hammock.  It seems like a gimmick but once you try it, you will want to relax in that hammock any down time you have.



Food - 9.5/10

Virgin shines with their food.  The filet at the Wake was amazing, the steak at Pink Agave was great the first time we went (it was a bit diminished the second time), Razzle Dazzle has very fun and interesting combos - we were always excited to see what was in store for our meals every time.  We don’t understand why Razzle Dazzle charges for Orange Juice at brunch but the Wake doesn’t.

(Royal comparison) - Virgin took Royal’s idea of Dynamic Dining and made it work.  Having six main dining venues that each specialize in a set menu results in a much higher quality of food over a main dining room.  Having the Galley with eight stations specializing in different cuisines made fresh to order is much better than a buffet of food sitting on heating trays.

The only dings to the rating for me are the pizza and ice cream.  The pizza was ok, on par with Royal’s pizza, but as all of it is made to order, you have to wait 15 minutes for a normal pepperoni pizza.  At least on Royal you can just walk up, grab a slice, and walk away in 5-10 seconds.  Neither is great, but if you just want a snack, the grab and go is a bit nicer on Royal.  As for the ice cream, when we had it on day one, it was very crystallized and not smooth.  Between us two, we each had two scoops of different flavors and all four of them were the same crystallized texture.  There are plenty of other desserts on this ship so we didn’t feel the need to go back again.



Entertainment - 10/10

While there aren’t any high diving or ice skating shows, the entertainers on Virgin are outstanding.  A lot of their entertainment is a bit tongue-in-cheek which makes them absolutely hilarious and the dancers are on another level performing almost nightly.  The shows in the Red Room use pre-recorded music but for the purposes of the shows made it more impactful.  The sound system in that room is tuned to perfection; I remember one song during Around the World with the Diva had bass that you could feel but it wasn’t loud.  

The shows were fresh, funny, and always left us wondering what the next show would bring.



Debarkation - 10/10

We self carry our bags off ships as we don’t want to wait around for luggage.  We went to the Roundabout a few minutes before the time stated for self-assist debarkation, had to wait in a little bit of a line, but in just a few minutes we were walking off, through the terminal, down the escalators, and out of the building.  It was a super smooth process.



Final Thoughts:

I’m very glad we had an opportunity to try Virgin Voyages.  I think this has made us see where we have been getting complacent in just accepting what we were used to in cruising as the “norm”.   Virgin’s food is leaps and bounds above Royal’s (although neither of them can hold a candle to MSC’s pizza).  Virgin’s entertainment is top notch and is up there with the Royal’s diving show and is much better than Royal’s revue style theater shows.

The ship design leaves some to be desired.  I think Virgin should have utilized the outside space on deck 7 better rather than having a few small areas to relax in and the rest taken up by the lifeboats and I won’t get into discussions on the small size of Virgin’s “swimming pool”.  Overall I think the ship needs a bit more public space as it felt like we were always in the same places.

The two entertainment venues of the Red Room and the Manor are very well planned and can be used in multiple ways.  You can tell a lot of thought went into them and they are not single use venues like I’ve seen on other ships.

Would we cruise Virgin again?    Absolutely!

Would we pay double the price of a “regular” Royal cruise?    Not so likely.

While I think Virgin is an elevated cruise experience (included gratuities / wifi, main dining is more like specialty dining), the price point is very high.  I know they are aiming to be a luxury line and yes they are a step above what I’m used to, I don’t think it’s luxury.

If we can find a good deal on Virgin, we will happily sail with them again.

Royal Cruiser tries Virgin Valiant Lady

My wife and I got married in November and wanted to take a cruise for our honeymoon. We chose Virgin because it's adults only and heard great things. First, the check in process was easy and efficient. Although we had a 4 o clock boarding time, we boarded at 2:45. We had an ocean view cabin and it was really nice. The waterfall shower was amazing! 

We ate at almost all the restaurants for breaks/lunch/dinner and the food was really good! The entertainment on the ship was a lot of fun. We were never bored. We had a great experience in Roatan and at Costa Maya. Our stop at Bimini was canceled due to weather. Nothing you can do about that. We made the best of it. 

We also met lots of nice people. We can't wait to book our next virgin cruise! Would definitely recommend to any first timer.

My wife and I had an amazing time!

Where do I start? This was my first cruise on Virgin Voyages, but not my first overall cruise. An adult-only cruise was something I was looking for.  A cruise that included Wi-Fi throughout the ship. A cruise that included free fitness classes.  The cruise included basic non-alcoholic beverages. No main dining room, no buffet! All 20 restaurants were included, including all specialty restaurants.  This cruise sounded like a dream come true and was one where the food was something foodies should experience. 

The Valiant Lady is designed differently than other cruise ships.  Its features are different. There are two pool areas, and neither one is very big. This is a party ship, but it has its own identity, with cruisers ranging in age from 18 (the minimum age who can board) up to those in their 70s and 80s, and maybe older. I'm not sure if there is a median age, but I would say 40-60, but it could be off entirely. What was evident was that everyone there was interested in having fun, enjoying the nightlife and parties, and the uniqueness of what was designed for this cruise line. Having an amazing all-out sailaway part on the pool deck and then a Pajama Party on the top deck, back of the ship, was also incredibly unique. Then, on the Wednesday evening of our cruise, they had Scarlet Night, with passengers and crew decked out in red, from a splash of red to all decked out in red from head to toe! The party started in the roundabout area mid-ship and then moved out to the pool area on deck 15 for an all-out party stretching well into the evening.  If you weren't soaked and partied out, the dance party continued in The Manor, another entertainment facility onboard, where we danced the night away with the DJ in an awesome facility equipped with a bar as well as an upper section for viewing and drinking as a bar existed on the upper level, too! 

Every entertainment and/or nightclub had a bar. There were very unique aspects of this ship, like the social club with TVs for sporting events and an area where they served hot dogs, popcorn, and other snacks plus boozy milkshakes, and there was a game room and arcade, from shuffleboard to air hockey, foosball, and various old school arcade games. Everything was free to use.  Unlike other cruise lines, when you have to put money in to play the games, that isn't the case on Virgin. 

Everything designed for this cruise line is unique, from the names of the shops to the tattoo parlor on board. Oh, and don't forget to go to the Ice Cream parlor. Lick Me Till Ice Cream is quite a catchy and unique name! 

The food and the restaurants are lovely. I recommend the steak at Extra Virgin. The calamari appetizer is good, but try the Fried Artichoke if you want something different. It looks weird but tastes good! The Dorade (fish) was recommended at the Wake before I left. I visited The Wake twice and had the Dorade paired with the lamb chops, and the second night, I had the filet mignon. The clam chowder is quite good at The Wake. Make sure you save room for the excellent desserts at The Wake. The Mexican restaurant, Pink Agave, was good, but there was too much food.

I didn't realize they bring out all of the appetizers to try, all seven of them, so in addition to the meal you've ordered, you get a ton of other food, and there were only 4 of us instead of the large group we were expecting. The Hanger steak for my meal was good. The guacamole, tuna with avocado, and shrimp dish were my favorite appetizers and the ones that stood out.  I also had the bread pudding for dessert, which was good and not too large.  Razzle Dazzle was my least favorite restaurant because it is geared towards vegan/vegetarian food. But I had the fried chicken off the naughty menu! Gunbae was good, but because I have Korean BBQ reasonably regularly, I was disappointed in the lack of marinated flavor of the meats. The meat was bland and needed a variety of sauces to give it flavor. The Sojo was good, but our games were very limited, and I'm not sure why. I saw other tables having a lot more of the drinking games. It could be because half of our table wasn't interested in participating.  I'm not sure.

Test Kitchen was interesting. I liked most of the food, but some dishes were not my cup of tea. A cruising friend paid for my proof-free cocktails to pair with each dish. I also did not feel full when I left Test Kitchen and got snacks at The Galley later in the evening.  The Galley is like a buffet on a regular cruise line. They had about nine different food stations where you ordered and waited for the food or ordered at the table from a server carrying a tablet. Some places were open 24/7, like the diner serving breakfast all day and all night. The burger place, where a burger and fries tasted delicious at 1 am! Bread, pastries, desserts, and sometimes a hot meal, usually around dinner time. If you find the butter chicken over rice, I highly recommend it as it is quite good.  Also, the chicken noodle soup at the salad bar. Don't forget to try the popsicles, especially the chocolate banana!! Unfortunately, the ramen, panini, and taco places had odd hours, and it was hard to find times that they were open. There was a coffee place in The Galley, like Starbucks, but much more reasonable. On the 7th deck, the coffee shop has a secondary location open later in the day. Lastly, Lick Me Till Ice Cream, don't forget to take in this delicious ice cream. The Coconut Malibu was my favorite since it was infused with rum! Lastly, the pizza place, aptly named, is on the 7th deck and has really good pizza. I only had one slice of pizza while I was on this ship.  There are just too many places and too little time. 

The gym classes and exercise facilities were excellent. I passed by and waved to them, but that was the extent. I would have liked to have taken morning yoga, but the classes filled up very fast. I recommend booking the classes as soon as you get on the ship so you get the ones you want to attend.  My exercise was to walk many steps and do a lot of dancing. 

I saw the Misbehaving show, which was cute and different. I did not see the Ship Show but heard it was a variety dinner show with pretty good food.  I did not get a chance to see the drag show. Shows also book up quickly, but you can usually get in if you plan it right with dinner. You can also get in after those with reservations have had time to check-in. 

The casino was nice but small, with limited tables and some blackjack tables that were too high of a minimum on a cruise ship.  The dealers were nice and made the game fun. Many players didn't know much about the rules of Blackjack, which made it more difficult for those who did know the game's strategy. Some of my fellow cruise friends were comped drinks and special food on menus in the various restaurants. Some were given free drinks in the casino, and some even won free cruises. I'm unsure how much time they spent in the casino, but it had to be significant. I enjoy gambling as a portion of my cruise.

The thermal spa could be used for a 3-hour on port days or sea days.  On Sea days, it was $69 for three hours; on port days, it was $39 for three hours.  I ended up on a sea day, and though it was more money, it was great and surprisingly not crowded. I loved the different temperature pools, the sauna, the steam room, and the mud room. 

Virgin has done it right! No kids, 18 and over on the cruise, no photographers, no tipping (unless you desire), and very happy crew members. They love their jobs, and it shows. They were personable and wanted to have actual conversations with you. I felt like I got to know some of the staff and the happenings cast (which are your cruise directors, all 12)! The happenings staff are all over the ship, and they have tons of energy, and it shows each and every single day. 

Embarkation and debarkation were the fastest I have ever experienced. They want to get you on, partying and enjoying life on the ship as quickly as possible, and they don't rush you to leave the ship on the last day. You choose a time for when you want to leave.  So easy. Other ships and lines should do it!

Wow, that is all I can say! I had been on 15 cruises before this one, and I'll be back. This is like no other cruise line.  Keep an open mind and try out the line. It might not be your cup of tea, but it could be your shot of whiskey!!

Phenomenal cruise!!

This cruise line spoiled us for all other cruise lines.  Service is great, amenities are awesome and we were totally happy with the whole experience!  No children and no buffet lines and finally a bar tab that is truly a bar tab!   

Food was great and entertainment was too!  Cannot wait for the next one!  On first glance, people think it is more expensive than other cruise lines but in reality, the packaging of the food, entertainment, and beverages into the cabin fare makes is far more competitive with those who charge less for the passage and then nickel and dime you for every little thing.  Also the accounting by cabin makes life so much easier and enjoyable.  Customer Service, if needed, was easy and painless.  We had no issues and a thoroughly enjoyable cruise.  The worst part was driving in the Miami traffic but even that was worth it!

Awesome!  

Virgin is all the things as promised.  No kids.  Great food.  Amazing vibe.  Because there is no drink “package”, there weren’t drunks in every corner.   We went on a very crowded Thanksgiving cruise and the app didn’t allow us the dining and shows we wanted but we were able to walk into almost all of them so don’t let that stress you out.  Entertainment was low budget but not lacking talent.  Food was plentiful and overall delicious (except late at night?).   No bar is open expect the “club” after 11 pm which was strange but worked out fine.  This review is to warn you of Deck 14 cabins.  Specifically the mid/AFT.  You will be under the Galley (food court) and workout facilities which sound like a bowling alley 24/7 as well as have a limited view (for full price!) balcony with a large metal overhang.   Stick to decks 10-13 and you’ll love it!

Avoid Deck 14 cabins

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