We got to the boat around noon, dropped our bags with the porters outside and only had a short wait (maybe 30 min or so) to wait in line before we were on our way to get on the ship. I have cruised before (it was my 4th cruise) however it was my husbands first cruise. We walked around the ship for a bit, grabbed some lunch at the buffet then wandered to deck 10 to see if our cabin was ready...and it was before the announcement was made. We had cabin 1042 and Dave was our room steward and he was WONDERFUL.

I thought the cabin was larger then the ones I had previously stayed in when I cruised on the NCL Sun and Dawn, maybe it was just the layout but I know that the bathroom in our cabin on the Glory was definitely bigger.

Hint....when you are leaving port, go to the very front of deck 10 (you can access it by going past the cabins on deck 10 toward the front) and you get a great view of the Statute of Liberty on your way out. It's quieter then the areas near the Lido desk and the crazy loud music. Read more