" Almost Perfect "

The one criticism would be on a night in the formal dining room when chilled soup was served. It was a little bit too chilled with little pieces of ice in the bowl.

The ice show was clearly the best show of the week. It could be classified as excellent. The production shows were okay but did not create a " wow " reaction with the guests.

I can not in good faith go beyond the " good " rating because of the " shabby " treatment wheelchair guests received during debarkation. Two separate cruise staff members were not at all helpful and did not know what to do when there was no order or control in that debarkation lounge. At first, wheelchair guests were told to form a line on one side of the room and wait for the next available wheelchair and wheelchair attendant. The wheelchair attendants either were not informed about the " waiting line " process or did not pay any attention to it. As a result, guests ( who weren't in line ) just cut the line and were taken off the ship first while people who followed the original instructions ( given by a Royal Caribbean staff member ) were left waiting in a line that really was not even a line. When 2 Royal Caribbean staff members were confronted with this problem their response was " indifferent " and stated that they had no control or authority over the wheelchair attendants.