The group I went with, a total of 6 girls, were over the moon excited when we got our first glimpse of the ship.
The glimpse was over cars and through trees and in between things... it was basically a corner of the ship that we saw but we were sooo excited.
We managed parking and then the LONG wait to actually board the ship began. Fortunately, I think the 6 of us could have had a good time anywhere so the wait was not so bad.
I happened to return to the ship while most were still in port so I ran around and took some photos without so many people.
As I left the ship to return to shopping, I took this photo. The twin sister ships docked side by side was a bit of amazing.
Even though meals in the main dining room were included, I chose to lunch at Johnny Rockets, where a couple of us shook our booty with the wait staff in a group dance. They were pretty patient with our inexperience and walked us through their choreographing.
If I had known, I would not have booked my first cruise as a quilting cruise. I wanted to get every minute of sewing in so I missed a lot of the ship activities.
I am not really a beach bunny, nor did I want to gamble, rock climb, or surf, but there were lots of other things to do... And I will do them... because....
But now that my virgin cruise is under my belt, I am enamored with cruises and I am ready for another cruise, quilting or not. Perhaps Alaska?
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