Have sailed RC many times, and this time was not enjoyable. Starting with the transfer from Orlando to Port Canaveral. There was a disabled gentleman in a motorized wheel chair in the middle of the bus. Apparently the driver placed him in first. Anyone who had to pass him, had to squeeze between him and the chair - which was man extremely tight fit. He was constantly being hit with things because the storage area of the bus was full and many people had to carry their smaller pieces of luggage. If we heard it once, we heard it many times about how they are not paid by the ship and that they depend upon tips for their income.

When we arrived at the pier, the driver insisted that everyone get off the bus before taking this man out. I and my companion waited because we knew we would be hitting into the chair to get around him and did not want to cause any more harm. It was obvious that he was upset and only wanted to get off the bus. The driver insisted that my companion and I get off before he would take the gentleman off the bus. So with numerous apologies, we had to go around him and exit the bus and then the driver lowered his chair to exit the bus. How disrespectful and ignorant a person he was.

We had signed up for the Murder Mystery Dinner. Being a lover of these, I could not wait, and talked my companion into going. The cost was $49 ea and included the show and dinner at Portofino. DO NOT PARTAKE IN THIS EVENT. There were about 75 people in the audience - none of which were part of the storyline (all the dinners I have gone to in the past always included audience participation). It starts in one of the lounges and you have to walk down to the restaurant after the first act. You are given two choices to eat - filet mignon or shrimp. You place your order and the play continues with the murder. They break for you to enjoy your dinner. You have an appetizer (good) and then wait for dinner. The wine is included in the $49. And you wait, and wait, and wait. An hour later they began serving the food - from the last table up to the first table. By the time the first table is served, the last table has had desert and coffee. (Total of 7 tables). Read more