Seemed many things cost money that I wasn't used to, such as some shows, bar cover charge, & postcards, & we wouldn't have known about the GLOW (former White Out Party) if we hadn't been on Cruise Critic. We booked our onboard entertainment a week before cruise (after having been notified via CC that bookings were open)--there were entertainment kiosks onboard that had no lines that we found after we had boarded (although times can't be changed & there's no double booking). We wish there had been teas, lectures about the ports, lectures about shopping in the ports, scavenger hunts, scrapbooking/art classes, organized games (hearts/spades), & more activities, especially around 4pm on port days. We thoroughly enjoyed the (clean) dueling pianos & the dance dinner show in the Tropicana. Food was nice everywhere, but service was slow. We preferred Moderno for lunch, but didn't eat there at night because it costs. The disembarkation & embarkation were excellent--it took 40 minutes from leaving breakfast to outside waiting for ride.
Nice cabin--only issue was there was no plug in the bathroom, so if my roommate went to the bathroom in the middle of the night, the light switch was outside the bathroom door. There was plenty of storage.
Ferry & bus ride to Spice Farm & Mayan Ruins. While I saw that most people preferred the Spice Farm, I really enjoyed the Mayan Ruins with the "Stonehenge" type stones, tombs, & ball court.