We have sailed on Rhapsody twice and Jewel of the Seas in the Baltics, so had decided to try a larger RCI ship. It was a family cruise - with six of us in two cabins, our married daughter with her family (4) and two of us.
As previous RCI cruisers we knew that we needed to do a few simple things to make our cruise enjoyable - we do my time dining at the MDR so ALWAYS had a table at the same time and in the same place. I still don't understand why you would choose to stand around and wait for a table when there was a time you had the option to choose before the cruise began. Saying this most meals at Magic Flute were very nice, not amazing but adequate; one complaint possibly would be that RCI seem to be replacing quality with quantity but I hope I'm wrong!!
At Windjammer BEFORE doing anything else we go and find a table!! This is a must on any ship - we take an iPad or sunglasses or something as well as picking up cutlery and stake our table out. If a ship is particularly crowded, we take it in turns to get our meals, simple. The food in Windjammer on Voyager was similar to Rhapsody and Jewel of the Seas. Biggest problem I think VOS has is trying to cater for 3000 plus people on a time basis.
Lovely balcony stateroom, lots of room (for a ship) fitted 3 adults - two of which were female with all the shoes, formal gear, makeup etc comfortably ( suitcases included under the bed) - but the sofa bed was as hard as a rock!!! ( Poor grand daughter) Recommend the cabin for two only :) But very tired now - again desperately in need of the coming upgrades, which they tell us is this coming August!