Our cabin was supposed to be a balcony #6235. Unaware to us we were upgraded to a Junior Suite upon check-in. Great!! Only one problem...our luggage tags had 6235 on them. On checking with guest relations, we were told not to worry our luggage would be relocated. Well as the ship sailed at 5:00PM and it was 4:30, we got a little bit worried. I did find my wife's suitcase outside 6235 and relocated it. But mine was still missing. I must give a great thanks to Neil, our cabin attendant for searching for it himself and finding it. (It was inside stateroom 6235.)

Neil was prompt, courteous and friendly throughout our cruise. Of our 15 cruises I think he was the best. (Are you reading this RCCL?)

We were assigned to a dining table with 8 others. And this was the most eclectic dining combo we've had. One couple was German, even though the wife was native English. Another was a newly-wed couple from the US. He was stationed in Germany for the army. Another were two young women in their 20's who just were going for the fun of it. The final couple were Canadians from Vancouver. And us from Florida. In spite, or because of this, we had a great time sharing our various adventures at each port. This is why my wife and I enjoy the assigned dining. We have met many interesting people. Read more