This was a....wait for it..... Spacious room. It had a Queen sized bed, a bunk bed (not a fold down, but a proper, fixed bunk bed) as well as a pull-out couch. The only thing that was slightly tight was the shower. It has hard doors on it instead of the typical shower curtain which slide shut and once inside, it's cramped. You'll notice it especially when you're trying to get soaped up without rinsing off as there's literally nowhere in there to escape the shower head. I'm only 5"8 and it was small for me. Otherwise, great room.

This was the home port and we didn't really explore.

Port Canaveral (Orlando)

My wife was actually the one who came across the "Yoda Guy Movie Exhibit" while looking some interesting things to do while we were stopped in St. Martin (aside from sitting on the beach). I was sort of in the midst of preparing for our long sojourn from Toronto to Florida as we booked this trip very last minute and were planning to drive down to catch our cruise. Anyway, I was way too distracted to get excited about some memorabilia shop in the Caribbean which, in hindsight was a tad unfair as my wife was hoping for a little more of a reaction.

It was a fair little walk from the pier to the exhibit, but I will tell you this, no walk has ever been this worth it before. To say that this is place is amazing would be an understatement, it was magical. That reaction that my wife had hoped for? She got it. I don't know how long it took me to close my mouth, but I imagine that my chin was hanging to the floor for some time after I'd left the building.

Owner and curator Nick Maely has carefully preserved and lovingly displayed the finest collection of props, life casts, scrip pages and so much more from some of the most memorable films of the 70's, 80's and 90's. I mean, we're talking Aliens to Star Wars and everything in between. I was going to go into detail about what you'll find when you walk into this shrine, but honestly, I feel that I'd be robbing you of the wonder of discovery. I can't stress this enough, if you love movies, if you've ever seen a movie and especially if you remember films such as oh, Alien, Hellraiser, Krull or a little trilogy called Star Wars, you NEED to see this. If you're familiar with any famous Hollywood actor, want a look behind the scenes, YOU NEED TO SEE THIS!!

Now, to top it all off, I will also say that this unfathomable collection of Mr. Maely's is surprisingly NOT the best part of the Yoda Guy Movie Exhibit. In all honestly, the real gem is actually Nick Maely. it was Nick himself who ended up capping off our visit in the most touching way possible. He is not only accessible, but just a simply friendly and genuine person who has a passion for his work and really seems to love sharing and speaking with visitors to the museum. My daughter, who has a learning disability, was more fascinated with Nick's little Jibo robot who was sitting on a bench at the back of the shop and Nick was only more than happy to get Jibo to do all sorts of things which the kids were thrilled with. Now, I mention her learning disability for this reason: It came up in conversation with Nick and he told her a story about himself growing up. He told my daughter that he had trouble in school as well and hadn't done very well and he also told her that fitting in and conforming is not the most important thing in life (She's very unique and isn't always confident). He let her know that being different makes you special and that, only people who are unique and different can create things that are unique and special.

This is a brief paraphrasing of course, but the point is that, Nick Maely not only preserved the most phenomenal collection of movie stuff that I've ever personally seen, but he's preserved and shared his own personal wisdom and insights.

Mr. Maely, you may not realize the impact of your words, but I am forever grateful for everything that you shared with us.

P.S. Do yourself a favor and use the restroom while you're there.

P.P.S The death masks of past presidents are simply incredible, you can actually look Honest Abe right in the eyes.

P.P.P.S DO NOT MISS THIS EXHIBIT IF YOU ARE EVER IN ST. MARTIN!!!!!

Enjoy your cruise.

We love San Juan. I've been there many times over the years and still find interesting places to see. The food is great and the people of San Juan are very friendly. Most shop personnel do speak English if you're looking for help, so don't be shy about asking. 

The city is full of rich history, wonderful architecture and loads to see and do.

San Juan

It's a beach day extension of the cruise ship. Royal Carribean's little private oasis provides you with terrific beach amenities with all of the comforts of being on board. It's nice to visit a beautiful beach without being hassled to buy stuff you don't want, pay for your beach chair or spend extra money on food.

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My daughter, who has a learning disability, was more fascinated with Nick's little Jibo robot who was sitting on a bench at the back of the shop and Nick was only more than happy to get Jibo to do all sorts of things which the kids were thrilled with.Martin was by far my favorite though and here's why:

My wife was actually the one who came across the "Yoda Guy Movie Exhibit" while looking some interesting things to do while we were stopped in St.

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