It has only been 2 days since our return and I am still feeling the rocking. What a wonderful time we had on the Glory! We have sailed many times in the past (aprox 15 cruises starting in the late 70's). The Glory was everything and more than we had expected. We live in Florida so the short trip by car to the port was most exciting. Our son who is 14 and been on two other Ships says this was his best cruise ever. He is still going through major withdrawals and says he feel like he has been hit by a truck since departing the Glory. We encouraged him to attend the first nights get to know people party where he met so many other kids he was never alone. (We actually did not see him but maybe 3-4 hours the entire week). He let himself in every night and we knew he was ok as well as he carried a walkie talkie with him so we could always check in with him. It was a taste of being an adult for him and a week he will not soon forget.

My husband and I had such a wonderful time as well. We really enjoyed the food and have to shake our heads at people who complain about the food quality. Everything was so good and we only ate in the main dining room twice. We has signed up for the late 8:30pm seating and after the first two nights felt it was just too late so we found ourselves eating in the Red Sail every night which was fine as the selection was great and the quality was the same. The Caesar Salad is so good and the upstairs Fish and Chips offers a wonderful seafood soup! There was a cool dessert we discovered, it is kind of like eating brownie batter with a bit of a top crust, put a little vanilla ice cream on it and it is to die for!

Our room was very comfortable. The bed was good and the linens are very comfortable. Our room steward was very flexible with us and our changing schedule. If you travel with a c-pap machine like we do, you will need to take along an extra extension cord as there is no power outlet next to the bed. Read more