Supper the 1st night -







After getting somewhat settled we all met for supper at one of the "free" restaurants on the ship. They did have a buffet three times a day as well as one 24 hour snack type restaurant and a few others that were "free" and a few that charged a cover fee. We preferred this one with a view out the aft of the ship if you were fortunate enough to get a window seat. 1st come 1st serve with no reservations... food varied each day and service was good too.

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