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Actually the Destiny is a class of ship, and the first of the class, so she is the oldest in this style of ship. There is also the Triumph and Victory (which was the last of this class then they stretched it and started the Conquest Class which is VERY similar to Destiny but larger (stretched) with extra public areas such as dinner clubs etc that the Destiny does not have. We had no problem navigating around this class or the Conquest class of ship if you just remember the areas that have the blocked floor plan due the the galley being between the two dining rooms (on two levels). It is true that the ship sailing out of San Juan may have a larger then average Puerto Rican passenger ratio but that isn't always the case. If the ship isn't filling up then they offer deep discount rates to the local folks, the same they do to Florida residents on Florida sailing ships. We've sailed Destiny and didn't notice any difference in passenger demographic then any ship we've sailed from a FL port.

<blockquote data-quote="nieciez" data-source="post: 1087877"><p>Actually the Destiny is a class of ship, and the first of the class, so she is the oldest in this style of ship.&nbsp; There is also the Triumph and Victory (which was the last of this class then they stretched it and started the Conquest Class which is VERY similar to Destiny but larger (stretched) with extra public areas such as dinner clubs etc that the Destiny does not have.&nbsp; We had no problem navigating around this class or the Conquest class of ship if you just remember the areas that have the blocked floor plan due the the galley being between the two dining rooms (on two levels).&nbsp; It is true that the ship sailing out of San Juan may have a larger then average Puerto Rican passenger ratio but that isn't always the case.&nbsp; If the ship isn't filling up then they offer deep discount rates to the local folks, the same they do to Florida residents on Florida sailing ships.&nbsp; We've sailed Destiny and didn't notice any difference in passenger demographic then any ship we've sailed from a FL port.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="nieciez, post: 1087877"] Actually the Destiny is a class of ship, and the first of the class, so she is the oldest in this style of ship. There is also the Triumph and Victory (which was the last of this class then they stretched it and started the Conquest Class which is VERY similar to Destiny but larger (stretched) with extra public areas such as dinner clubs etc that the Destiny does not have. We had no problem navigating around this class or the Conquest class of ship if you just remember the areas that have the blocked floor plan due the the galley being between the two dining rooms (on two levels). It is true that the ship sailing out of San Juan may have a larger then average Puerto Rican passenger ratio but that isn't always the case. If the ship isn't filling up then they offer deep discount rates to the local folks, the same they do to Florida residents on Florida sailing ships. We've sailed Destiny and didn't notice any difference in passenger demographic then any ship we've sailed from a FL port. [/QUOTE]