Gulf of Mexico heading home. ALL photos
The rocking and rolling was rough at times, but just enough to wake you up then back to sleep. Just had to be careful to not fall out of bed. It was fine by morning. The captain kept us free of any winds from the hurricane. They seldom ever cancel a cruise, just move around the systems.
We had breakfast and went to the theatre to learn how to debark tomorrow morning, where to go, what to do with luggage etc. They haven't changed that except those that are able to take their luggage could go ahead of the others and that's what Mary and I did.
Later we had a chocolate lunch. It was fabulous. We just roamed the ship and watched people till dinner time and show. Most of us in the group wanted to stay aboard. If someone handed me a ticket I'd do that. (Click on the photos to enlarge).
The best lunch ever.
Mary and Connie
RedFrog bar with some fun things to get pictures. Ellen and Brandi
Rosie and daughter Brandi
All of us going down the hall to another bar. It's like herding cats.
Thru the casino and no one stopped to play.
To the dance floor, Tony, Brandi and Mary
Mickey and Rosie dancing
Not an animal this time but a heart saying goodbye
And look where we are after dark.
This is the last night. I will post pictures from Brandi and add some info not mentioned above.
Mickey and Rosie
Our dinner waiters and waitresses. They were amazing.
Our last dinner together. Table 433
Pictures from the basketball area.
Above the pool area
Miniature golf
Another animal
The hallways to our rooms. Some decorate for special occasions.
Many staircases throught out the ship.
Another bar area
Sushi bar
Sitting areas all around the ship
In the middle of the ship
Winding stairways
Below the emergency boats
DAY 7
We got up at 6am to get some breakfast and get to the debarkation area. Mary and I had our luggage so no need to find it in the baggage area. There was a long line from both ends of the ship debarking, but all went real smooth. Once off we waited about 1/2 hour for the bus.
I wish we didn't forget to look for ducks on board. A guy in line with us on departure told us there were several on board. That's a thing now days, hidden in plain sight are little ducks, some really small.
The next cruise started three hours after we got off. The trucks were lined up to restock.
And two hours after loading we were back home unloading.
It's over. A nice hot shower and to bed wasn't too far behind once home. It was wonderful trip and I can't wait for the next one.
Here's a few couple of the itenary's we got every evening for the next day. Click on them to enlarge.
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