The Reflection is a phenomenal ship. It is one of the easiest ships to navigate -- even though is one the largest (about 3100 passengers) that we'd been on. It is simple; the entertainment is in the front of the ship & all the restaurants are in the back. Bars are everywhere.

As I mentioned, the ship is new -- only about 3 months old when we sailed. Naturally, everything was in good condition. It seemed as if the ship was constantly being cleaned, the workers do a great job. Despite the large number of people, there was always a quiet place to hang out. The vocal talent on the ship was fantastic. This refers to the single & group acts that were on stage, in a public area, or in a bar. The shows were mixed. The first production show was OK, the second was horrible, the final show was fantastic. The first comedian (Ryan Hamilton) was very clean & very funny. The magician was good, but card tricks get old -- and that is all he did the entire show. The special acts (contortionist, acrobats, etc.) were awesome. There is a single act, Haley, who is a young acrobat/contortionist that is as good as it gets.

The Valentines day brunch (day 5 of the cruise) was spectacular; 12 ice carvings, sushi, ham, prime rib, salmon, and hordes of desserts. Qsine, however, was the eating highlight. This is the "must do" if you're looking for a specialty restaurant. The menu, the service, the presentation, the food, and the ambiance make this a simply unique and wonderful place to eat. Read more