Arriving at fort lauderdale international airport on saturday evening was the start of a dream come true.My husband and i flew from manchester in the uk,excited not only for a cruise on the biggest ship in the world but to see our son.

We were greated sunday morning at the hotel we had booked into for the night by our son who we had not seen since july 2012.Taking a taxi to the port we were greated by the most amazingly largest vessel we had ever layed eyes on thinking how on earth is this ship going to sail.We checked in and boarded wow what i sight to see,our son took us on a tour around this magnificent ship which was to be our home for the next seven nights.

Our state room was big very comfortable extremely clean and very well equipped.we were amazed at everything this ship had to offer,the amount of passengers and crew was unbelievable but you never felt like it was crowded,there were a vast amount of bars restaurants pools deck chairs,things to do oh i could go on and on.We ate in some of the speciality restaurants and the windjammer,the food was second to none we couldnt fault it or the service.The shows well what can we say about these, Chicago,absolutley fantastic we watched each show and each time we did was amazed at how proffesional the cast were.Blue planet absolutley blew us away we have never seen anything like it and this show too we watched each one.Oceanaria another show which wowed us,every cast member from every show on this ship are very professional and fantastic.We went to watch How to train your dragon on ice,we joined in with Quest we watched the belly flop competition,pool volley ball between members of the cast and passengers,we played bingo inthe amber theatre,the parade the mob dance the cast do, everything just blew us away and that was just on the ship,we would wake early even when we didnt get in till 4;00am to watch the ship dock in Haiti,Jamaica and Mexico WOW awsome places to visit we climbed Dunns river falls what an experiance. Read more