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Ditto what Shipsbelle said. No charge on that class of ship and the spa food is a small buffet style poolside cafe. The thalassotherepy pool on this class ship is nothing like the ones on the Century class ship however. I just wanted you to know what to expect. It is like a large hot tub with a large water spout with running water and an area that you can lay down (lounge) in the water on round metel bars, don't worry it is comfortable. The T-pools jets on the Century ships are much more powerful the jets are so powerful you have rails to hold onto, but your back sure does feel better after you have been in it for awhile. They are private and in the spa area. The T-pools on the M- class ships are on the pool deck and open to the public over 18 years old. They are still nice , just not the same as the ones you have to pay for, I just wanted to explain the diff. between the charge and the no charge T-pools. Hope this helps and enjoy your cruise :wave

<blockquote data-quote="ljeanbrown" data-source="post: 700343"><p>Ditto what Shipsbelle said. No charge on that class of ship and the spa food is a small buffet style poolside cafe. The thalassotherepy pool on this class ship is nothing like the ones on the Century class ship however. I just wanted you to know what to expect. It is like a large hot tub with a large water spout with running water and an area that you can lay down (lounge) in the water on round metel bars, don't worry it is comfortable. The T-pools jets on the Century ships are much more powerful the jets are so powerful you have rails to hold onto, but your back sure does feel better after you have been in it for awhile. They are private and in the spa area. The T-pools on the M- class ships are on the pool deck and open to the public over 18 years old. They are still nice , just not the same as the ones you have to pay for, I just wanted to explain the diff. between the charge and the no charge T-pools. Hope this helps and enjoy your cruise&nbsp;&nbsp; :wave</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ljeanbrown, post: 700343"] Ditto what Shipsbelle said. No charge on that class of ship and the spa food is a small buffet style poolside cafe. The thalassotherepy pool on this class ship is nothing like the ones on the Century class ship however. I just wanted you to know what to expect. It is like a large hot tub with a large water spout with running water and an area that you can lay down (lounge) in the water on round metel bars, don't worry it is comfortable. The T-pools jets on the Century ships are much more powerful the jets are so powerful you have rails to hold onto, but your back sure does feel better after you have been in it for awhile. They are private and in the spa area. The T-pools on the M- class ships are on the pool deck and open to the public over 18 years old. They are still nice , just not the same as the ones you have to pay for, I just wanted to explain the diff. between the charge and the no charge T-pools. Hope this helps and enjoy your cruise :wave [/QUOTE]