In the build up to this Cruise, my friend and I had big hopes, dreams even of what events/adventures could possibly happen once we were at sea. With both of us inexperienced in the ways of cruising, we looked to our other friends, seasoned veterans in the ways of the ship social scene. After getting settled in our rooms and spending time aimlessly wandering around the ship, mystified by its size and complexity, we found the BAR! which bar exactly I could not tell you as I was still struggling with my bearings at the end of the vacation. Sadly this is going to become a rather repetitive statement as I was fairly intoxicated for 80% of this magical voyage. The point to take away from this, is that the level of service and care shown by each and every member of staff working in and around the bars was nothing short of exceptional. As pleased as I was with this level of service, my bank account was less than impressed!
On to the food; as a food fan myself, I was hugely impressed with the all you can eat attitude of each restaurant. The service was yet again, friendly and efficient, and the standard of the food was consistantly high. I heard complaints from others about dishes being cold, however I was fortunate enough not to encounter this problem throughout the cruise. One of the many perks of flirting shamelessly with your waitress.
The party mood I had been yearning for was completely and irreversibly encapsulated around the deck area during a sea day, and on one of the nights. DJ Matt Lane kept the tunes banging out for his entire set each and every day, and the dancing on display by a group of young athletic British stags put everyone else to shame. Safe to say, the wobble will never be the same again.