It is important to keep in mind that the Star Trek Cruise is different than the usual Caribbean cruise. Restaurants and bars were outfitted to look like something from the Star Trek series. There were numerous daily events for plans often including interaction with ST luminaries. On the room television, it was ST movies and episodes all the time. Fans would line up for photos with their favorite stars.For this privilege you paid twice the amount of a normal cruise. The entertainment portion was very well run.
We walked on and walked off our cruise with only a minimum of waiting. What a change from other cruise lines. ( We didn't even have to wait for the tender at the Roatan stop.)
Even though the cruise was sold out there was never the feel of being packed to the gills except when we left.( This was probably due to having so many alternative activities.) We bought a dining package at the specialty restaurants, which was probably the highlight of our experience. The buffet food was average, but the specialty restaurants were superb. Le Bistro was my favorite.
Average cabin with plenty of room under the bed to stow our suitcases. We couldn't hear anyone on either side of us. The bed was comfortable as were the pillows. Housekeeping went the extra mile. Minibar was reasonable (in as much as minbars are reasonable.) Decor was soothing. Television reception was good. It also featured a sofa bed, but I can imagine how tight it would have been with three people in the room.
Separate water closet in the bathroom was a nice touch.
This could have been anywhere since there was nothing to distinguish the place from anywhere else. It was a little flat compare to other cruise islands I'd visited. They need to have more activities on the island. It was pretty, although service was lacking somewhat. Can't imagine what it would be like if two ships arrived at once.