Day 1 - Boarding

Boarding was quick and easy, especially cruising with a suite in the family. Royal provided maps of the ship at check-in which was helpful for those in the family who knew nothing about the ship. The Royal Promenade when first boarding really is impressive. After dropping our bags off at the rooms (we had 2 connecting hump balconies and an Owner's Suite)we explored the ship for a while and ate at the Wipeout Cafe, which was a great first meal. The safety drill was painless, all the Muster Stations are set up in a common area (our's was in Studio B) and are without life jackets. The first dinner in the main dining room was good. The ship is very active at night and is one of the highlights of the day. The first night we had no problems as far as the rooms went. The screens near the elevators with dining options, maps, etc. are all touch screen and are a huge help.

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