No issues getting to the ship. Uber pickup was smooth, but, having been spoiled by priority boarding on Princess, today we had to get a boarding group card and wait about 1/2 hour before going on board. But the good news was that by the time we were called, all cabins were ready. We dropped off our carry-ons and headed to lunch in the buffet. After lunch, we did the mandatory muster drill tasks, then said good bye to Seattle. Not many ship pictures today, just the Lido deck pool.
I spent much of the afternoon spending on board credit $$ on two additional shore excursions, getting our online access setup and other cruise day1 tasks.
The picture on the left is one that Mary took this afternoon of the sailboat we rode yesterday.
Dinner went well, if a bit slow. Mary had a salmon linguini and I had pork medallions, all very good.
There was a Welcome Show in the evening to introduce the entertainers. The band played a nice medley of hits followed by the singers and dancers performing several numbers. They were quite good and it sounds like we'll have production shows every second or third evening.
So we are on the ship and have two sea days before we reach Kodiak on Wednesday.








4 comments:
It's always so exciting to finally get on the ship ! How does the food compare to Princess? Claudia
Yay on the ship sailing to Alaska , sounds great . Meals look good, we have crumpets here in OZ but usually put honey , jam on them . I wonder if they are the same as ours .Have fun . Pat
Yay on the ship!! always a little anxiety prior to boarding & room being ready Have so much fun!! sue.
I never heard of crumpets before so it was interesting to learn about those. The sailboat picture looks so scenic. Your food looks good too! Nancy
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