I was in an Ocean View cabin, 8610. It was a good cabin but nothing great. Very little room between the walls and the bed, a tiny bathroom that was very hard to move around in. One electrical outlet at the desk. It was located near a bank of elevators which I liked. The steward kept it in good shape and I never had to ask for anything. I did get towel animals every night which I love.

This tour was sold as an activity level 1 with limited walking and four or five steps included. We were let off the tour bus and had to walk 6 blocks of the Malecon on cobblestone streets and plazas before we got to our bus again. In the Malecon we were brought to the Opal store hoping they could sell us jewelry. We also visited the church of Our Lady of Guadalupe but it had over 20 steps to walk up and I couldn't do that. The next and last stop was for a free drink at Oscar's Restaurant, you were offered a margarita or lemonade. You could also eat but only had 15 minutes to do it. To me the tour needs to be revised to a level 2 tour with lots of walking and steps and cobblestone streets included.

There is absolutely nothing in the Port of Mazatlan but tankers and cargo ships. You have to drive about 30 minutes to go anywhere that you might be able to look at. It was a waste to even stop here.

Another terribly boring tour. At least you could catch the tender and walk around the town but nothing was open when I got there because we docked and were in Cabo at 8 am.

Los Angeles

I don’t understand why parents feel a cruise for a very young child is a good thing.I will start with the good points of the cruise.

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It was a good cruise.

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