Saturday we got on the ship and checked it out. We didn't go to the "Welcome Aboard" show that night; we were too tired from not sleeping well the 2 nights prior to the cruise. I was very excited about uninterrupted sleep on this trip. And then I tried to sleep. We were on deck 2, which is very low in the ship. During the day it's not a problem but at night, with my head on the pillow, I could hear the waves crashing! And employees doing who knows what under me. Every now and then the room would shake; I'm fairly sure that was caused by a large wave. Little did I know, it would only get worse when we had to port. Sunday was a day at sea that we spent basking in the beautiful 80+ degree weather! We learned that the only place to get water (unless you buy a $2 water bottle) it up on the top decks 10 & 11, but that's also where all the other people are so there are no chairs. We found a great spot on deck 5 next to whirlpools that weren't warm (ideal for a day in the sun without having to fight the crowds and kids in the pool) but there wasn't any water available. Even the bars said you had to buy a water bottle. Dumb huh? Well we learned for next time! We ended the nights playing some mini-golf. After one time playing I was satisfied but Paul and Clay liked to play daily.
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