Boarding: We flew in to Singapore a day early so that we could board at our own leisure. Royal Caribbean's boarding in Singapore was very smooth and well organised compared to our previous experience on 3 Costa cruises. This is probably the only category they excelled in.
Cabin: Our balcony cabin was well placed in a central position clean and well serviced though a little tired.
Dining: As we had boarded before lunch we went up to the bistro which was jam packed with a large number of families. This was not surprising as the cruise was only three days over a weekend. We secured a table however there was a good range of food of pretty good quality.For Dinner in the main dining room we had requested seating with other English speaking passengers. We were told that could not be done it would be discriminatory. On our three prior cruises with Costa this did not seam to be an issue even though most passengers on those cruises spoke various European languages. When we arrived in the dining room for dinner we found we were at a table for two behind a pillar. The following nights we moved to my-time dining as we were seated alone.Over two days we met three other Australian couples in my-time dining who had experienced the same problem.
Good Cabin, location midships very good balcony always a plus. Some passageway noise from young teenagers middle of the night. Plenty of storage, old television, small but well kept bathroom. The size no surprise and as expected well maintained by cabin crew.