Nighttime brings great variety to entertainment. The main promenade deck is much like walking along a boulevard downtown, although far more lively and interesting than anything at home. The ship is bright and light. It seems more subdued than some Carnival ships that seem to be measured by the number of miles of neon lighting they have. Without realizing it, we later discovered we had been wandering amid a multimillion-dollar art collection.
Staterooms are quite spacious, most have outside views and many have private balconies.
Our cabin comes with a TV that provides a choice of movies and shipboard activities, along with Fun Vision, an interactive system that allows shopping, ordering of shore excursions, information on billing and a wide range of pay movies on demand. At the end of the day, we were greeted by new creations he'd made from towels and our sunglasses. Service throughout the ship was friendly and good. We tried room service, and our sandwiches arrived warm and within a reasonable time. Enough food is served throughout the day that there should be no need for this service, but I must admit it was a nice treat to sit outside on the balcony, enjoying the sea breezes and munching on a sandwich or having breakfast.