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Thanks, will check both out.

I enjoy piano in Schooner too but for me nothing beats an acoustic and a good singer. Have seen some brilliant musicians in the pub.. amazing what some can do with a loop pedal.

Oh great thanks. Was he/she any good? Hope you had a great cruise.

Thanks Dave. Will check the cruise compass when on board.

As you quoted me directly I wanted to clarify as you completely missed the point I was making. You also pretty much confirmed what I said about people not understanding what is like to have a limited budget. While it may be the case that cost is irrelevant for you, cost is very relevant to many people. I was merely sharing my experience (which is echoed by many) that I have had great cruises staying in an interior and, for me, I don't share the opinion that not cruising is better than cruising in an interior. For others, like you, it's different .. the OP can weigh all this up and decide what's best for them. Ultimately we all are free to choose what works for us as individuals, based on the product being offered with free market economics determining price as a factor of the interaction of supply and demand. There seems to be plenty of sold out cruises so RC are filling the cabins, from suites all the way down to insides.

I had a look at the app for Harmony cruise on 29th and it seems there is no longer music in the pub? Every cruise I've been on that had a pub (Quantum and Oasis class) had a guitar player who sang songs in the pub. What is showing is guitar "melodies" on Royal Promenade. Is this the space "above" the pub that us beside schooner? Very disappointing, beers and sing along with pub entertainer was how I liked to spend my evenings.

Some of the answers on here are clearly from people who have no concept that not everyone has the same spending power as them! I have been on 5 cruises, 3 interiors and 2 ocean views and have a Central Park Balcony in 2 weeks on Harmony. For me a cruise in an interior cabin sure beats no cruise at all! Of course having a window (or balcony) is better than having no natural light. How much this effects your experience is going to be down to how much time you spend in the cabin and whether you are a negative nellie or someone with a positive mindset. Primarily for us the cabin is just to sleep and shower in. We see plenty of the sea on deck or from the many windows on board (not so much the latter on Oasis class). If money was no object then everyone would be in a suite! if your price point only allows interior you can still have a brilliant cruise. Ive never had a bad cruise!

Really enjoyed reading your live review (after the fact!), thank your for posting. We are on Harmony at the end of month out of Miami.

Thanks for the info. That looks very good!

I'm tempted to try the tofu tacos just to see what they are like! I usually do a review of my cruises and post them as I have always found the reviews to be very helpful in planning things so try to "give back". I'll put focus of the review on a vegan cruisers perspective and take pictures if I remember, might be helpful for you and others. I know we won't go hungry but (like on dry land) not as many choices!

Brilliant, lots of tips there. Thanks very much.

Thanks, appreciate the insights.

Sailing on Harmony April 29th. This is our fifth RC cruise. It first time since we went vegan. I have researched and know there will be some options in WJ and I see from menu there is a Vegan starter, main and dessert every day in MDR. For anyone who has sailed on Harmony and is vegan, any tips for other options? I think Johnny Rockets might have a burger option (for fee). For breakfast it will probably have to be toast with peanut butter and jelly as I don't expect there to be vegan bacon or sausages or vegan butter alternative! Appteciate any info anyone has. Oh and please if you're not vegan I don't need to hear your opinion on my choice of nutrition or advice/concerns about my protein intake, etc! Thanks