For a 4,200 passenger ship they only had elevators at the forward and aft ends of the ship. To get to one of the main dining rooms (Taste) from mid-ship aft. you had to go through a smoke filled casino, or go all the way to the forward elevator. This cigarette smoke drifted up through the "Atrium" to the next deck above as well, making it impossible to sit in the bar/lounge and Public areas there.
Most ships have a free show in the theater every night at 6 and 9:00, this ship had just one (The blue man group). They had a "Cirque and dinner" show for $29,00 with only surf & turf for dinner (not good). We had to make reservations for a late night comedian that was good, and for a late night "Improv" group (not good).
I have never had to make reservations & pay for entertainment on any ship.
I liked my inside stateroom, it had lots of storage space, and a split toilet/shower. It had a curtain to separate it from the sink and make-up area of the cabin. We had a stocked refrigerator that we asked our cabin steward to remove the contents so we could use it for our personal items, he did.Our cabin steward was very nice, attentive and friendly.