This Aqua-class cabin is located a short distance from the aft elevators on the starboard side.  The room was quite nice, with a large couch and comfortable bed.  The bathroom was nice and large, too, with a walk-in shower. We had a balcony with chairs and foot stools and a large wood table.  One feature that we really liked was the recessed entrance to the room; this helped avoid collisions in the hall and made a great place for the bags before debarkation.

This was a time-killer on our way to a late afternoon flight at FLL.  The "Everglades" is a sawgrass area west of the city.  We had a short ride on the airboat (30 minutes) seeing two gators and some birds.  We also spent some time in their wildlife sanctuary.  Pretty much a "meh".

We booked the "exclusive beach break" at the Colonial mansion tour, which turned out to be similar to the less expensive "White House" tour.  We did have drinks included (pretty early in the morning, so not the best conditions for free drinks) and we had a fabulous red snapper lunch.  The beach was ok, with rocky conditions.  The over-water deck was very nice.

This tour consisted of a lot of time on the bus going between places.  The ruins were interesting, but we were there a long time and I was unable to finish the tour due to the difficult walking conditions.  The beach break included a late lunch buffet and free drinks on a remote beach north of the port.  We got back VERY late and had to hoof it to the ship on the long dock, hoping we would make it.  Our tour guide was good.

This was an awesome shore excursion that only had 15 people signed up.  A sous chef from the ship accompanied us to the Mayan Cocoa exhibit and shops (wonderful place), then to the public market and finally to a lovely local restaurant for a light lunch.  Later that same day, the group met again on-board at the Gastropub with one of the chefs.  He took us on a tour of the main galley at dinner time (craziness), followed by a private dinner that he supervised (Mexican theme) that was held in Tuscan Grille.  A truly wonderful experience!!

A great experience to see some of the parades on the evening of Lundi Gras, but horribly overpriced and difficult for someone with disabilities.  This was a special tour that is normally not offered.

The best excursion, hands down, was the one we booked in Cozumel that had one of the sous chefs from the ship accompany our group of 15 to the Mayan Cocoa facility, to the public market, and to a beautiful local restaurant for a light lunch of exquisite tacos.We were also disappointed that a special pub tour in the French Quarter that we booked was canceled the day before we flew down to Fort Lauderdale (no good reason was given).

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Fundamentals missing in some areas; overall good experience

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