Lol waterbound ships. I'm used better from you, Planr.
You need to play StarMade then!
Here are the pics!
Cozumel, Mexico from the ships forward observation deck
We are docked next to a Vision-class ship that Royal Carribean made in the early 1990's. So I guess it's around 20 years old now. It looks so much smaller next to our ship. The top of its smokestack just barely reaches up past our pool deck!
A somewhat-better view of the Vision class... It's impossible to get the entire ship into view from on our own ship. Anyways maybe you can see why I say it looks quite old. It has 1990s written all over it, with the faded cyan pool recliners and turquoise-tinted windows and window frames. It has some rust in spots too.
To make matters the most worst however, I saw them playing Miley Cyrus music videos and that awful "what does the fox say" music video on the big LCD screen on their pool deck when I was eating breakfast in the Windjammer this morning.
Central Park is very quiet today, with most of the passengers off the ship in Cozumel. I like to go down to Central Park sometimes and eat at the café. They have very healthy food on their menus!
A view outside the stateroom balcony with the zipline in use! I might try it but I am terrified it will break or something else that's terrible will happen!
If you are afraid of heights this is not the ship for you! Lol! I am 15 stories up off that ground below which is the Promenade!
The pool area is quite deserted right now, or at least it was several hours ago when I took this picture. Did you know this ship is over 100 meters wide? The aqua theater screen was showing Royal Carribean facts the other day and they said you could lay the leaning tower of Pisa across the ships side and still have 20 feet of room left over!
The Carnival Cruise dock is nearby ours. If you ask me, carnival has some rather ugly cruise ships. Even the old Royal Carribean ships look much better than Carnival's fleet does.
The windjammer was SO empty in the early afternoon. I could sit wherever I want! Usually at sea days it's packed to capacity non-stop. We have over 6000 passengers on board.
That's all for now! I will post more pictures later if I can.
