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Another version of the map found on either side of the ship in the stairwells that was also super useful.

This was an interactive map that could show you what was going on soon on the ship at any moment.

Just about every time we left our cabin for more than a short time, the attendant would clean the room and do something cute with a towel or Kelley's stuffed dog, Charlie. It was always neat to see what was next.

We only bought a couple things on our cruise - a wood carved pair and a replica of Chichen Itza.

Kelley and Lucy ride the bus at Liberty Dunes, the on board mini-golf course on our cruise ship. It was ok, but for being on a cruise ship, it was neat.

Each day at sea, you could go on deck and look out at the ocean and not see land in any direction. It was fascinating.

This was the view of the show from our seats. Performers used those steps and the rail during the show, so for those parts, we were right next to them. It was cool to see.

This was the view of the Platinum Theater from our seats for Saturday Night Fever. It was pretty huge in there. You can see James, Lori, and Kelley in the foreground.

This shows the three levels of formal dining rooms on board the ship. It was pretty fancy.

Before going down into the caves in Jamaica, we had to wear hair nets and put on helmets so we did not damage our heads on low hanging rocks.

Before going down into the caves in Jamaica, we had to wear hair nets and put on helmets so we did not damage our heads on low hanging rocks.

Lori, Lucy, and Oliver pose with their snazzy helmets before going deeper into the caves.

The Green Grotto Caves - an underground cave complex once used by slaves to escape slavery and then much later used as a night club. It goes for miles in the limestone of Jamaica.

The Green Grotto Caves - an underground cave complex once used by slaves to escape slavery and then much later used as a night club. It goes for miles in the limestone of Jamaica.

The Green Grotto Caves - an underground cave complex once used by slaves to escape slavery and then much later used as a night club. It goes for miles in the limestone of Jamaica.