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We sailed Millie during her inagural season and are booked on her again next February along with our 3 grandchildren. I agree with the statements above. The Millennium will be the best of the 3 ships to please everyone in your family. Check out the FV cabins at the stern. With only a $400 per child cost, you can spend a little more on a bigger cabin. The children's Fun Factory and their evening no fee programs will help keep all members of the family active and happy. The T-pool is adult only which mom & dad may really enjoy when the kids are taking part in the youth program. There is a 2 storey Music Notes room and library Words. Entertainment is varied and service is usually great. Also, the itinerary is a decent one for family activities on shore. It won't cost a lot to see the ports on your won unless you wish to play golf or invest in a lot of ship tours. Each port can be easily toured on your own (except maybe Casa de Campo). There isn't much out there yet for tours and there is still some conflict with the new schedule.

We are booked for 2/22/04.
Email me if you have any questions about the ship.

<blockquote data-quote="Nanatravel" data-source="post: 698464">We sailed Millie during her inagural season and are booked on her again next February along with our 3 grandchildren.&nbsp; I agree with the statements above.&nbsp; The Millennium will be the best of the 3 ships to please everyone in your family.&nbsp; Check out the FV cabins at the stern.&nbsp; With only a $400 per child cost, you can spend a little more on a bigger cabin.&nbsp; The children's Fun Factory and their evening no fee programs will help keep all members of the family active and happy.&nbsp; The T-pool is adult only which mom &amp; dad may really enjoy when the kids are taking part in the youth program.&nbsp; There is a 2 storey Music Notes room and library Words.&nbsp; Entertainment is varied and service is usually great.&nbsp; Also, the itinerary is a decent one for family activities on shore.&nbsp; It won't cost a lot to see the ports on your won unless you wish to play golf or invest in a lot of ship tours.&nbsp; Each port can be easily toured on your own (except maybe Casa de Campo). There isn't much out there yet for tours and there is still some conflict with the new schedule.We are booked for 2/22/04.Email me if you have any questions about the ship.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nanatravel, post: 698464"] We sailed Millie during her inagural season and are booked on her again next February along with our 3 grandchildren. I agree with the statements above. The Millennium will be the best of the 3 ships to please everyone in your family. Check out the FV cabins at the stern. With only a $400 per child cost, you can spend a little more on a bigger cabin. The children's Fun Factory and their evening no fee programs will help keep all members of the family active and happy. The T-pool is adult only which mom & dad may really enjoy when the kids are taking part in the youth program. There is a 2 storey Music Notes room and library Words. Entertainment is varied and service is usually great. Also, the itinerary is a decent one for family activities on shore. It won't cost a lot to see the ports on your won unless you wish to play golf or invest in a lot of ship tours. Each port can be easily toured on your own (except maybe Casa de Campo). There isn't much out there yet for tours and there is still some conflict with the new schedule. We are booked for 2/22/04. Email me if you have any questions about the ship. [/QUOTE]