Food and service in main dining room was excellent. The Park Cafe was good for light lunch or snacks. The Windjammer was poor, just like a large canteen. I didn't try any of the speciality restaurants. Cabin was clean and a good size for disabled use. It was very cold though. There were no suitable excursions for my disabled son. RC quoted $1200, $1200 and $1100 for private excursions to Rome, Athens and half day to Herculaneum. Needless to say I didn't take them up on them and booked my own excursions to Rome and Athens for €600 and €390. No one on board at guest services could tell me if there were wheelchair accessible shuttles at any of the ports and told me I would have to go down and find out for myself. The entertainment was awful, very holiday camp at times. There were not enough teens on board to have teen club activities, so I cannot comment. I bought the unlimited wifi package for two devices on the first day and paid $239 the next day you could get it for $15 per day. Some of the staff in the bars were offhand and didn't look as if they could be bothered. I couldn't get any information up front about what was freely available to drink onboard and pre bought 24 bottles of water. Then found out you could get water, tea, coffee and fruit juices for free. Also purchased the soda package for my son and then found they didn't charge for draft soda anyway. We didn't take any formal clothes with us and asked at guest services if we could eat in the main dining room on formal nights and we were told no. Next night the waiter asked where we had been and we explained we had no formal clothes and he said we were fine as we were. We ate in the main dining room on the next two formal nights and there was no problem. We were restricted in what we could participate in because of my sons disability so realise I may have had a more negative view than most, but I don't see us cruising again.