Ship interior
Room interior
Cabo San Lucas
The end of the land
Ready
Zip-line 
Deck
Interior shopping Steet
Mariner of the seaToo stressful in life, I took my first cruise (Royal Caribbean) during the last week of the 2009. The ship has 14 floors and holds about 2,000-3,000 passengers and 1,500 cruise members. It is like a shopping mall with restaurants, shops, theater, shows, casino, gym, arcade, etc. So you eat, sleep, and visit ports. This a eight-day seven-night trip and visited 3 ports (Baja Mexico-Cabo San Lucas) from LA port. Lot of acitivities going on the ship. Buffet restaurant opens most of the day, it is easy to gain weight during the trip. Typically, $100-$150 (plus ~$10 tip daily) a day a person depends on the season (30-40% off for low-season). Rooms have exterior (with window, bacony), and interior rooms (street view and no view). The ship travels 26 miles per hour. I am very easy to get sea-sick, but I felt fine in this big ship.
A while ago, Star mentioned about retire on ship, mmmm, one-month-may be yes, long-term- may be not. Although a lot of acitivities on ship, but they are very similar day after day.
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Winston, thanks for taking the time to show it to us. These pictures worth a thousand words.
Both you and wife look younger and younger.
How about a class reunion on Alaska cruise? LOL
Hi Winston,
Where is your younger son?
Yen
Yen:
We sent our two sons to Taiwan to see grandparents during new year. So we were free. Yes, it does not happen too often.
Alaska cruise is good, if not too cold.
哇, 重人真的很會享受人生. 生活多采多姿,令人羨慕.
很感謝慷慨分享這些美麗的照片及資訊.
那天也要來坐坐豪華郵輪來旅行.
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