We selected this cruise for the dates we had available and having no prior experience it did not matter to us which ship. Other reviewers mentioned that this was a smaller ship, but it seemed large to us. We really enjoyed our experience on the Enchantment of the Seas; both the customers and the staff were international and friendly. The food was excellent in the dining room and the buffet had good choices. The buffet was crowded, but the dining room often had empty seats. The entertainment was very professional and impressive, with an interesting variety of shows. The cruise director, Bobby, was extremely enthusiastic. We enjoyed touring Nassau and Key West. We stayed all day at Coco Cay and waited out the rain to enjoy an hour of sunshine at low tide. This fall they will complete a docking station on the island so the tender ships will not be needed any more. We arrived the day before and stayed at the Hilton downtown. Some people missed the cruise and flew to Nassau to join the ship. In Miami my husband insisted on using the free monorail to Freedom Tower and then walking over the bridge to the port, and it is doable with rolling luggage if you are in good shape.The only disappointment was the line for the immigration process, which seems disorganized on the ship while we were in Key West. Rated the cruise four stars because the weather was not the best. We are looking forward to going on another cruise in the future.