SpencerSL

The staff and cruise director are what really makes the experience what it is and the Pride was a fun cruise to be on. The internet was very slow and disappointing and the retractable roof wasn't working when it rained one day, but you'll be having so much fun doing other things. Some cruise lines/ships allow you to book all your onboard activities so you don't have to show up an hour early to reserve a seat, but the Pride doesn't do that. So if you're good with rolling the dice on whether you'll be able to attend a show or willing to show up early then you'll be happy. I would probably recommend doing my time dining rather than fixed time dining unless you're willing to possibly seat with people you don't know. But we had great meal conversations with our table mates. Some staterooms have CRT TVs, while others are upgraded with flat screens. Some paint touch ups are needed on the exterior but everything is clean and well maintained. If you can get Faster To The Fun. You'll not be disappointed!