Security line was long and slow, but otherwise, embarkation was very efficient and quick. I estimate about 20 minutes from entry into terminal to boarding the ship.

Port Canaveral (Orlando)

They could do a better job of explaining that the trams to Columbus Cove are different than the trams to the other stops. But otherside, very relaxing, and the food on the island was tasty and a nice touch.

Labadee

This was a fun-way to kill a few hours since we didn't was to do Dun River Falls again or the other active tours. This one does _not_ go to the actual Appleton Estate, but rather a small lot where there's a building in which Appleton rums are sampled, explained and sold. Then there's a limited local lunch of jerked pork or chicken and rice w-beans. There is a beach option which is not in the description. It was overpriced (like many cruise excursions), but a fun way to kill a few hours.

We'd done the West-side beaches (Chank... & Nachi) before, and so wanted something different. This offered both the Mayan ruins and a beach on the rougher East side of the island. Our guide was very knowledgeable and thorough. We enjoed lunch at the beach-side restaurant they took us to, but felt we should'a been told is was cash only ahead of time. Fortunately, we had enuff and the meal was excellent.

We chose this cruise for several reasons: (1) It was 'bout the only week we could go this Spring, (2) We'd never been on an Oasis-class ship before and wanted to try it on for size, and (3) It had a couple of ports we'd not been to before -- Labadee (RCL's private island) and Falmouth, Jamaica.Cabin:

We choose an Inside Balcony overlooking the Boardwalk as it was relatively inexpensive and came with some nice perks, like a free soda package for two and a free meal at Johnny Rockets.

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