My sister-in-law chose the cruise and invited all the siblings to come along. She used a travel agent, so we did too. If I were to cruise again, I think I would do the booking myself and wait until the last minute to get a better price. We had an inside cabin, which was ok, but very small. Plus it was set up to accommodate more than 2 people, so there was a bunk bed folded against the wall, which made the space feel even smaller and getting out of bed a bit tricky. Our cabin steward, Kepler, was great. All the staff were upbeat and happy.
There was never a dull moment on the ship with a large variety of activities to choose from. Cruise Director, Vincent, kept the fun going! We really loved the aerialists, the juggler, and singer, Laura Wright.
I really liked that you could eat meals when you wanted and that there were several options from casual to elegant included in the regular Freestyle dining. There was even one restaurant open 24/7. The food was excellent. The only disappointment was they did not offer Baked Alaska on the dessert menu. The chocolate lava cake was amazing!
Very small. Not recommended. As small as it was, it was set up to accommodate 4 people. I cannot imagine what that would be like! There were 2 of us and we were very cramped. There was a fold up bunk bed on one wall and a rollaway under the bed. The bunk stuck out about 6 inches making it difficult to get out of that side of the bed. Switching out the king-sized bed for a queen would be helpful.