We are 2 seniors who love to travel. We left from Ft. Lauderdale direct to Copenhagen on Norwegian Air. The ship check-in was easy, but we got there around 3:00 and I am assuming that the big crowds were already checked in. The ship itself is lovely. We booked a guarantee mini suite, so we had to take whatever room they gave us. The design of the room is excellent. The pool deck was right above us. We heard chairs moving late at night and in very early morning. They played loud disco type music above us when we left port. Our view was obstructed because the room next to ours jutted out. The occupants liked to lean over the balcony on our side so they practically could see into our room. The jogging lane was right above us. If you book a room on the 15th floor, check out the location first. We tried to have our room changed, but they were totally booked. We were in M408. Everything else was fine if you like large ships with lots of people and lots of noise! Disembarkation was easy since we elected to take our luggage off the ship ourselves. We stayed at the Copenhagen Admiral hotel which is very unusual and right on a canal in Nyhavn. The windows in the room are very small and there is no air conditioning. DO NOT stay there in the summer! Our room was like a sweat box. Also, the water view is not good because they are doing loud construction on the pier. We found a lovely little restaurant also in Nyhavn called Venezia. The Italian food is excellent as is the price point. We ate there twice. Copenhagen is very charming. Take a canal boat ride if you get a chance.