This was my second Disney cruise, first on the Magic. This was a girlfriend's getaway, no children. Some think you must have children to go on a Disney cruise, this couldn't be further from the truth.

We arrived at the Port of Miami at approximately 1:30PM. No lines whatsoever. We checked in, received our "key to the world" cards, our past guess lanyards, and proceeded up the escalators, took our Embarkation photo and on to the ship. This took a total 10 minutes. We were boarded on deck 4 instead of deck 3 as it usually happens. The Atrium was beautiful, the new chandeliers gave it a very classy touch. After our names were announced and we were given the Disney Welcome, we took the elevator to deck 7 and into our cabin. Two of us were return guests, one was new to Disney Cruise Line. On the bed was our Castaway Club past guest gift. Now, this is where I have issue with Disney. The three of us were all from diffeirent states, yet there is one castaway backpack in the room. We decided, one would take the bag, the other took the key ring, and the newbie took the snack. Per Guess Services, it's only one bag per cabn. Not a big deal, but when you have guests that live in different states, or different addresses, this should be taken into account.

The cabin was nice, docking station for Ipod, flat screen tv, unless you like watching a lot of Disney Cartoons, Disney movies, or Disney owned ESPN, not much to watch. Fox news, MSNBC news, but only politics on those two stations, but a really nice jazz station, and there's always the ship cam showing the view from the bridge. I love that there were three electrical outlets in the cabin. One in the desk and one on each night I stand. Great for Disney to provide two wave phones in each cabin, now you don't have to look all over the ship for your party, Read more