I was on the Sept 8 sailing. Ship needs update with 1 specialty restaurant. It seemed like 75% of the passengers were seniors. I have never seen so many walkers, wheel chairs, and canes; as well as really sick and frail. I saw 2 babies and a couple of teenagers. The entertainment reflected that, with boring piano music, 50s dance party, etc. The vibe was Nursing Home. I was glad I did not bring my family with me. Food was mediocre. I got the big C on the ship. Lots of coughing in public areas. Was on Isolation in my room 2 days and was treated humanely. I was allowed to order food from the dining room. Visted by doctor once and nurses twice.

I did not get off ship in Boston or Bar Harbor, electing to enjoy the empty whirlpool and pool in the solarium. They really need stairs to get in or out of water features instead of a ladder. I saw people struggling. Portland and Halifax were both charming with lovely port areas.

Debarkation: Me and my luggage were let out on Deck 1 on the side of the ship. Then had to walk to far away parking lot, past building, fight traffic officers to drive my car to where they let my luggage out. It was a fiasco. Ship was late which affected the next cruise. Huge traffic jam to get into or out of the port area, which had crumbling rutted single lane roads backed up onto 195. I'm done with small old ships that can only sail into Baltimore.