The menu includes a succulent veal chop, osso buco, and special pastas. We admired the library, movie theater, children's facilities, and boutiques. The Crows Nest, at the top of the ship, with its' scenic wraparound view is a favorite gathering place. This space doubles in the night as the disco. The showroom is predominantly charcoal grey and wine with some patterned banquettes.
Light fixtures resemble inverted coolie hats.
Around the room, female slave statues balance light fixtures above their heads. Two huge television screens on either side of stage ensure a good view of the show for everyone. Since the ship holds about 1,380 passengers, the showroom seats about 700. We enjoyed headliner, Joy Behar, the funny lady of the View TV show. We hope cruise lines will eventually return to top headline entertainers on more than the occasional theme cruise.