We are in our 50's and are multiple times cruisers. The Constellation is well kept, but it is an older vessel. You can tell that it has some age but it is still pretty. I was most disappointed in the activities. the music was not what cruising is about.It was mostly Spanish music and most of the time around the pool there was no music. When it did play it was as loud as a nightclub and you couldn't talk to the person next to you. Also there were little activities. I love sports and no one on board was playing anything. Even the crew didn't show up for scheduled activities. There weren't the usual games like BINGO or other fun stuff. The average age on the ship was older too and that did not help.The Getting on ship was great! We sailed through the line being Aqua class helped. Our room was spacious and balcony nice. Room steward was average but not bad. Had problems keeping ice in the room. Room was clean and we very seldom seen her like it should be. Extra stuff for being Aqua class made it special oo.

Food: Buffet had fresh hand carved cheeses, chicken, roast beef and turkey at every meal. Wish there was some changes through out the cruise though. I had a hard time getting ketchup and there was no ranch dressing for salad bar which I found strange, I was told they could get it on deck one but felt guilty asking for it.

The seating wasn't too busy. Loved the hand scoped ice cream and free cookies available. Deserts were average. Most of our meals we ate in the Blu restaurant, and I was disappointed. The service and food was nothing great. I was hoping for a better experience. We ate in the Sea Food specialty restaurant and it cost 50.00 extra per person. It was good. but not worth that much extra money. The room was very empty so most of the other guests agreed. Read more