It was another lovely day at sea. We didn't get up early, but we were up early enough to have a cooked breakfast in the Windjammer on Deck 16. We followed that by playing 9 holes of mini golf. There wasn't much motion of the ship that would influence the putting and it was a nice game to play while plying our way across the Caribbean.
We watched another performance of the Fine Line and it was once again spectacular. We also went to the cast interview. It was really interesting to learn the differences in recruiting for the major Broadway caliber shows compared to the production shows we are used to on HAL. Apart from that, it was a lazy day at sea. In the evening it was a formal night, so we dressed up and ate with two other couples from our Travel With ALAN group. It was quite enjoyable! Afterwards there was a cocktail reception for the TWA group.
There were two major evening entertainment shows. The first was the musical, Columbus, written by a former Seattleite especially for Royal Caribbean. It was really, really good and the main prop was a ship just 3 feet shorter than the original Columbus ship. Following that we watched 1887 which was an ice skating show (yes there is an ice skating rink onboard) set in Paris. The costuming was spectacular as was the skating. We crawled into bed well after midnight with the full knowledge that we had to get up early for our full day of activities in Cozumel.
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