This is a big ship, Richo was worried about crowds and lines. His worries were unfounded.
We haven't had to queue for either embarking or disembarking except at Sydney for customs formalities and that was a bit ridiculous.
On board many of the bars are quite nicely decorated and you never have trouble finding a seat.
The Casino is huge and there are a large number of ways you can 'lose' your money.
The view of the a Royal Promenade from inside the glass elevator shows the 24 hour cafe where you can sandwiches, cakes, pizzas, roti and all sorts of teas, coffees and hot chocolate. There are watch shops, jewellers, perfume and hand bag shops. You can buy snorkelling gear at guest relations too. They have theCaptains Cocktail Party here and some dancing demonstrations in the overhead walkways. It is beautifully done with plenty of marble, stone, artworks and displays. Spotlessly maintained and a nice stroll from one end of the ship to the other.
Evenings are lovely on the outside decks. You can have a quiet game if shuffleboard, soak in the fresh warm sea air or stroll around the various decks for excercise or quiet reflection.
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