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I am not normally a "spa" person but I was given membership to the Lotus Spa Enclave on the Royal and fell in love with the experience, frequenting it several times a day. Have never shown interest on previous cruises and will probably not become a spa person when home BUT loved the new experience.
What have you tried "new" on a cruise that you enjoyed?
Yummy Rabit but can't find the cook Army 1982 Germany " Taste like Chicken"
Escargot.
The only thing I've seen on the menu that I haven't tried before cruising was rabbit, and I just can't do it. We went cave tubing in Belize and loved it, and we had a helicopter tour booked for next March in Grand Turk but Carnival cancelled it.
On RCI I tried to pay mini golf while in rough seas and with a good buzz from drinking.
Now THAT sounds like fun.
I try a lot of the foods..... first time I had Sushi was on Celebrity Infinity, Last cruise I tried Alligator.
On RCI I tried to pay mini golf while in rough seas and with a good buzz from drinking. On Carnival I tried the Concert Series.
I am looking forward to trying the "new" Sanctuary on the Regal.
Sounds believable!!
As far as trying something new, I will generally order something I have never tried from the MDR menu. I have yet to send anything back!
Or dumped under the table?
Right. However, there is a testing stage that needs to be done and this could from one of the CEO's office. 
Might where the idea came from. You never know.
Sounds believable!!
As far as trying something new, I will generally order something I have never tried from the MDR menu. I have yet to send anything back!
I found out I like escargot on Norwegian. Of course, anything smothered in that much butter and garlic is bound to taste good
Were it not for the carpet, I would seriously have to ask if that was actually on Carnival!
Right. However, there is a testing stage that needs to be done and this could from one of the CEO's office.
Might where the idea came from. You never know.
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