Sorry, I have not responded earlier to this thread. The computers were so slooooooow on the Navigator the last day and the computers in the Waldorf very expensive at $1.00 per minute regardless of how you used them and for me an hour can slip quickly by!

I had dinner with Rogerio Guerreiro the Food and Beverage Manager. He told us that All Inclusive was coming ship-by-ship. He also told us that they were planning a new ship since the last few months all of the ships have been full and they were very pleased. That info was not requested just freely given during dinner conversation. He was a very cordial host during dinner and we really enjoyed his company as we did during dinner with Heather and Joe Raad.

As to the missing hair dryer, I always bring my own but I did find it hidden in the closet when we were packing.

For our last day, we took the Williamsburg excursion. It was an enjoyable day wandering around but the amount of time spent there was too short of the amount of time we spent getting there and then sailing at 3 pm. We met at 7:30 am and did not get clearance to leave until 8 we arrived at about 9 and after a stop at the visitor center to get tickets and make a rest room stop, we did not start our tour until 9:30. We met for a tasty lunch at one of the restaurants and then re-boarded the bus. I thought that Old Sturbridge Village in New England was more interesting for an authetic re-creation of a time in the past. The Governor's house was very interesting to see and our tour guide very excellent. There just was too short of time to really do this properly.

We packed when we returned to the ship and spent our evening saying our good-byes to Marc and Arlene and the others we'd met. I played some more in the Casino and left the ship with just a few more dollars than I arrived with for playing, so I call it winning.

I will post an overall review later in the cruise review section.