Jamman54

Wise choice my friend. I find myself biting my tongue more often these days!

Yep, step onto any Spirit Class ship and you'll feel at home! The movie screen on the Lido doesn't bother me one way or the other. I do remember watching the NCAA Men's Basketball Finals out there one year while on the Pride. That was pretty awesome!

Actually, you don't get any respect because it was Bob Uecker who was in the front row! Really enjoying your review and pics!

Patti continues her tour. This is The Red Frog Pub, Deck 2 forward….. The Dreamteam Sports Bar, Deck 2 forward….. To be continued…..

Patti continues with her picture tour. This is the Follies Theater on Decks 2,3,& 4 forward….. The Trump Card Room, Deck 2 forward….. There are a couple of cases with books and games….. This is the Legends Café (Coffee Bar), Deck 2 forward….. To be continued……

Thanks for reading! For what you are asking....two-ish.

We went back to our cabin and found that the door was locked, our Sail & Sign cards were in the mailbox, and our luggage had arrived. But before we move in Patti has to take her pictures….. Swipe type safe….. Our mini fridge….. The hallway and closets….. The typical Carnival bathroom….. On the desk is a QR Directory that should answer most of your questions…. This is our extended balcony….. Patti put this hanging on our door…… Here are a couple of additional notes. There was one electrical socket which handled our power strip. The table lamps on each side of the bed had two USB ports for your charging pleasure. We met our room steward and HIS name was Kristina, but we called him Kris for short. We asked for evening service and our ice bucket filled twice a day. He honored those requests flawlessly during our two week aboard the Legend. After we unpacked our suitcases, Patti went out to continue her picture tour of the Legend. I hung out in the cabin until it was time for sail away. To be continued…..

Thank you for reading, and welcome aboard once again! Changed your mind Greg?

I knew you would be here as you never miss. Thanks for coming along for the ride once again! I see it all the time everywhere I go. I have even seen people park completely on the diagonal lines that separate the spaces! 😬

That's funny! Forgot to mention, that on my lunch picture from chopsticks, there is a bowl of jambalaya that Patti had brought me. wasn't bad! Karry, it makes my heart so glad to see you posting, and that you have a cruise to Bermuda on the Magic coming up! The Red Frog Rum Bar and Pub will make the Caribbean Coladas, but Patti is into the Mocha Chocolate Getaways now!

Of course we remember you. We'll never forget that cruise! Glad to see you back on CC and glad you have plans to cruise on the Legend soon. That Best Western is our go to place when staying in Baltimore. We used the shuttle service one time, but prefer to just park at the port. Using the shuttle means adding another hour and a half or more to our return home.

Nope. We did a B2B in April and only paid the $136. There are no checks on the way out.😎

There are plenty of spaces for all to park. Enjoy your cruise! 😎

You have a 50/50 chance that your side of the ship will face the dock. 😎

Well gang, I'm going to stop here for the day as we have a Somerset Patriots game tonight. Beer and baseball here we come!

Thanks for hopping aboard! We agree 100%. We've done 15 cruises on them, and we'll be on the Spirit in January.

Patti heads up the stairs to Deck 11 Forward where she finds the jogging track, basketball court, and mini golf….. There’s a nice view of the terminal, gangway, and parking lot from up here. People are still streaming in….. Patti heads over to the Nouveau Restaurant which is the Steakhouse on the Legend. It’s located under the funnel on Decks 10 & 11, mid ship….. It’s after 2:30, so Patti comes to collect me from the Red Frog Rum Bar so we can go check out our cabin. I’ve been hanging out with a couple members of the Cruise Critic family, Wanda and Joe. (wajowander2011). To be continued……

Patti explores the Ladies locker room, showers, sauna, and steam room….. To be continued…..

Patti checks out the Fitness Center….. To be continued……

Patti checks out the slides and Water Works on Deck 11 aft….. Patti heads all the way forward to check out the Helen of Troy Salon and the Fountain of Youth Spa on Deck 9….. To be continued…..

Patti checks out Guy’s Burgers….. Patti heads outside and up to Deck 11. Here’s a view of Baltimore…. Patti spots our car out in the lot….. To be continued…..

While I hang out at the Red Frog Rum Bar, Patti begins her picture tour of the ship. She starts with the mid ship Avalon pool and hot tub. This pool has a sliding roof that can be closed in inclement weather….. The “Cheers” & "Bottomless Bubbles" display…… The Blue Iguana Tequila Bar….. The Blue Iguana Cantina….. Right by the Cantina is a frozen yogurt machine….. To be continued……

Now after parking the car, we got into the single line leading into the terminal. There was no priority line outside the building. What do you think was the most important piece of paperwork that you needed in order to board this cruise was? It was not your passport/ID, it was not your boarding pass, it was not your vaccination card, it was not your “Negative” Covid test result, but it was that darn Bermuda Travel Authorization! You couldn’t get in the building without it. It was checked at every step along the way, and at one point they put a round green sticker on your shirt to signify you had it! The doors were opened at 11:35, and things flowed very smoothly at the various stations. Once past the security scanners, there was a check in priority line for suites, diamonds, and platinums. Once checked in, there was a section of chairs set aside for priority. Boarding began right at noon with the suites being called first. Then it was boarding group A01. That’s us! They made sure we had our green stickers as we passed, and the first stop was to get our embarkation picture. You’ll notice that the green stickers are still on our shirts! After that, the next step was to go through the facial recognition line, and then the long climb up the ramps and onto the ship. We stepped aboard at 12:12 pm. Now that we are aboard, here are today’s “Fun Times”…… The first thing we did once we were on board was head to our muster station. Our muster station was “B”, which was on Deck 3 forward, on the port side. After scanning our boarding passes and them demonstrating how to don a life vest, we were free to go. It took less than five minutes. Don’t know why they have to track people down to get this done! Next, we went up to our cabin (5120) on Deck 5 to drop off our carry on bags. The door was open, the Sail & Sign cards weren’t there, and the cabin wasn’t quite ready, so we put our bags in the closet and left a note for the room steward. Just so that you know, on the Carnival Legend cabins aren’t ready until 2:30 pm. Feeling hungry we went up to the Lido, Deck 9, for lunch. The buffet there is called the Unicorn Café. Here is the embarkation day menu….. I headed over to the Chopsticks line where they serve Chinese food for lunch every day. This section becomes the Seafood Corner for dinner every night. Here is my lunch….. Patti heads to the deli for her favorite turkey wrap and potato salad….. We head over to the Red Frog Rum Bar for our first drinks of the cruise….. Enjoying my first Thirsty Frog Wheat….. Here are the Red Frog Rum Bar menus….. To be continued……

Thanks for hopping aboard! We love Aruba. Have a great cruise!

Hey Barbara! It was great to meet you as well, and thanks for stopping by to say hello! We love to meet members of the Cruise Critic family, and everyone will get to meet you on the second leg of the cruise!