Travelers with the highest level drink package (not us) got to try for prizes each time they
unlocked their door.  Others, like us could join the "prizes" event by paying $10 per day,
for the duration of the cruise.  It cost us $150 to play and we had hundreds of "better luck
next time" - then this.  This was the top prize for this cruise and was valued at $3,000.

The Captain (right) presented the fake check to us in the Atrium on the final day .

The tame seagulls in Ensenada were a lot of fun.

This guest sat on the railing and waited patiently while Mickey got up
right in front of him / her and went inside to get her camera.

We were looking into the light, so we had to adjust the pictures which
wiped out the background some.

Is this seagull listening and understanding?

We saw "Fat Elvis" several times around the ship. Nobody paid any
particular attention to him.

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While the ship in general, and our cabin, were very nice and fresh and
new in appearance, the balcony, and this table had been neglected.

We immediately got a cloth to clean the table, but it WAS clean. It needed to be
replaced or painted!