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There are two bars up by the pool, as well as two Jacuzzis beside the unique pool, which has glass sides that makes the swimmers highly visible, like bikini-wearing aquarium fish. When you're not sunning yourself, there's a lot to do on the ship, between games (Behold yours truly, the winner of the Television Theme Song Trivia contest!), gambling at the Wynmore Casino, a small gym, several kids clubs, a comedian, and places where you can just hang out.

We met Jean Bocek, 70, of Port St. Lucie, playing an afternoon card game in The View lounge with husband Bob and friends Anita and Phil Miller. "We liked the price and that you don't have to fly to get here," explains Bocek. "It's an older ship, but it's clean as a whistle. We were expecting a bucket of bolts. For what we paid for it, it's great."

If you feel like venturing, the Caribbean Cruise Line ship, Celebration, also offers shore excursions, including a glass-bottom boat and snorkel tour, and the most popular, a day at the 370-acre Our Lucaya resort in Freeport. We take a short bus ride to the resort, which also offers an add-on of a two-night stay for about an extra $100.

There's a separate section along the resort's 7 acres of beachfront set aside for the Celebration day pass holders, and it's gorgeous, with plenty of chairs right by the beachfront pool, a basic but filling Caribbean lunch included in the price of the excursion, and, most intriguingly, a limbo bar.