We chose this cruise for a family vacation. We took a group of 11 ranging in age from 3 to 50. We chose this ship because it was a 3-day cruise. This was a factor because our children had never sailed before, and we weren't sure if they would get sea-sick. Our children enjoyed themselves. They enjoyed everything from the activities to entertainment, but they hated the beds. But, as people who have cruised before, this ship left something to be desired for the parents. The staterooms seemed small and dated. It looked as if the bathrooms had been updated, but all of the other features of the stateroom had not been. Since there are only a few dining options..the Windjammer café is where most people eat. It feels like a cattle-call. There doesn't seem to be nearly enough seating to accommodate the number of passengers onboard. Royal Caribbean has a good product, I just think that this ship is one of their older ships. Perhaps it should be retired.