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There were two immaculate auditoriums, one on each end. Each had a performance of some sort every night. The casino was in the middle of the deck, and since Kristi and I were both under 18, we had to sprint through with our heads down to keep from being questioned by the guards. On the opposite side of the casino there was an internet café, a photo gallery and a souvenir store. This place was just getting better and better.
The sixth deck consisted of even more rooms and a jogging track. Holy crap, I thought, this boat has everything. Once we got up to Deck 7 and 8, we came across the most luxurious rooms yet, they had bars and couches and beds that actually looked comfortable. Of course, these would be the decks that also held the lifeboats. First class always gets the easiest access. It was pretty frightening though, walking around looking at those little boats that hopefully wouldn't be used on this trip.
They made an announcement telling the passengers that the ship would be leaving the dock in 15 minutes. We hurried along up to Deck 9 and saw two hot tubs and two fairly large pools, one on either side of the hot tubs. There was a huge sun deck, a fully stocked …show more content…
I found my dad (amazingly) and we watched the engines start up, with water whirling everywhere below the surface. I ran to the front of the boat to look down into the water and I kept noticing all these little white puffs everywhere. From where I was, they kind of looked like plastic bags floating through the water. I called Kristi and my dad over to see them. As we were watching, these poofy little balls kept appearing out of nowhere, there must have been hundreds. Finally, a really big one floated its way into our line of vision and from the eighth deck we were able to see what they were. Jellyfish! Cute little iridescent balls of
The sixth deck consisted of even more rooms and a jogging track. Holy crap, I thought, this boat has everything. Once we got up to Deck 7 and 8, we came across the most luxurious rooms yet, they had bars and couches and beds that actually looked comfortable. Of course, these would be the decks that also held the lifeboats. First class always gets the easiest access. It was pretty frightening though, walking around looking at those little boats that hopefully wouldn't be used on this trip.
They made an announcement telling the passengers that the ship would be leaving the dock in 15 minutes. We hurried along up to Deck 9 and saw two hot tubs and two fairly large pools, one on either side of the hot tubs. There was a huge sun deck, a fully stocked …show more content…
I found my dad (amazingly) and we watched the engines start up, with water whirling everywhere below the surface. I ran to the front of the boat to look down into the water and I kept noticing all these little white puffs everywhere. From where I was, they kind of looked like plastic bags floating through the water. I called Kristi and my dad over to see them. As we were watching, these poofy little balls kept appearing out of nowhere, there must have been hundreds. Finally, a really big one floated its way into our line of vision and from the eighth deck we were able to see what they were. Jellyfish! Cute little iridescent balls of