The glaring issues were the poor, never to be seen cruise director and THE WORST DJ at sea. A cruise director should be seen about the ship all day and night long. I have no idea where the cruise director John could possibly be at any given time, but it was NOT entertaining the guests. He did make an appearance every night after the shows in the theater for about three minutes, never to be seen again, except for his way-too-hard music trivia. The Activities Director, Justin, was the main source of entertainment on this ship. He was constantly around anytime anything was going on around the ship. He refereed the pool games, taught line dance classes and generally made sure we all had a great time.
The DJ was horrific at all times. He could not mix music together in any way, shape or form. Why wear headphones on your ears if you don't know how to use them to mix. Plus, mixing is not done on a DJ controller and a laptop pc, so it's super easy if you have even a drop of talent, which DJ Garcia did not. Every time a new song was getting ready to play, you could hear him stutter or scratch the intro of the next song. It was jarring to the ears and the music was plain bad, If nobody is on the dance floor, change up the music.
Those big negatives are why I gave the cruise a three star review.
This cabin in an partially obstructed view veranda or balcony cabin. It's a great size and one of the better obstructed view cabins, because you are between two lifeboats, so you get a better view. Excellent cabin steward, excellent location, close to the elevators and stairs, but not close enough to hear noise. It's a quiet cabin and we had no complaints about the cabin at all.