We were a group of six with the youngest 5 and oldest 71. We were aft on a balcony of deck 6. Perfect location. We only went to the Windjammer on embarkation. We found the Windjammer to be very crowded and the food non-descriptive. Pools were extremely crowded. Loved all the night featured shows. We sat in the first row for the juggling and the young ones loved it as well as the older adults! The first night in the dining room was a zoo. They really need to work on getting everyone to their seats. However, after the first night we had no problems entering on time! Izumi was fantastic. Ask for Chef Rusty. So friendly and kind. Just note that it is a separate entity. We also ate at 150 Chops. Again, a special entity. Service was great. However, I didn't feel my steak was better than the main dining room. We ordered breakfast several mornings. You do not have to pay for room service on continental breakfast. Of course , we did give a tip. Some of us ate lunch in the main dining room and it was excellent. Make sure to go to the Ala cart site. That way you can eat from the menu and buffet. We also ate dinner one night in the Solarium and it was very nice! Park Cafe and Johnny Rockets for breakfast was good. Just stay away from the Windjammer! Be sure and sign up for meals and shows before the cruise. We did go to guest services one time and received outstanding help. Ice skating and the Escape room lots of fun. Loved the zip line in Haiti! ( I am afraid of heights but too busy concentrating on all the safety measures to worry!). We also did the snorkeling/beach excursion in St. Thomas and really liked it. Photographers were everywhere so lots of pictures were taken. Don't wait until the last minute to order pictures! We went to bingo two different times. I would not recommend this it was expensive and the winner hardly received anything. I would also recommend the drink package. I was able to experience all different types of alcohol.