Itinerary: Depart Galveston 5:00 p.m., Day at Sea, Cozumel 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Costa Maya 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Day at Sea, Galveston 8:00 a.m.
Our Story We are 62 and 56 years old, but children at heart. We don't normally stay up late so the entertainment and disco are not noted here since we didn't set foot in the theater or the Viking Crown Lounge. We also avoided the late night buffets. We have been on a weight loss journey for the past 8 months (123 lost between both of us). We avoided our usual extreme indulgences on this cruise. We did fairly well considering our past cruising history of gargantuan orgies. We are dedicated roll call and Cruise Critic (CC) readers and writers and have made friends with many past cruisers. This circle keeps growing with each cruise. We will be getting together again for a third/forth cruise in December 2007. We keep in touch year round on the roll calls and through e-mail.
Sea Pass problem A couple of friends were frustrated and thought they were treated like second class citizens because their sea pass (the only identification card needed at ports and on board) was constantly declined, even though they had plenty of credit. They told me that the RCCL employee who registered them at embarkation entered the card as a debit card instead of as a credit card so that each time they made a purchase on board with the sea pass, it caused a request for a pin number at the purser's desk. They spent a lot of time trying to correct this situation. One of them could not get the sea pass to open the cabin door despite several rekeyings.