I am

and welcome to Mouse Jet and joining me at that Steve.

Hey, hello.

What is that?

We're back from Alaska.

Sharpie is still out with the kids. We're knocking on a few shows.

He'll be back.

We'll have love Sharpie next time.

We wanted to tell you about our family crews. We did this as a family not

you know with colleagues or anything. Our virgin, my virgin voyage crews was with

colleagues, but this one was family.

So I guess you're always paying attention, every trip for us is is training or you know gaining knowledge and there's always

something to share with you guys as as travel listeners and we're going to report

back we did Royal Caribbean and we did the Quantum of the Seas.

And I want to hear what Steve has to say about this.

I've been on ships that are similar to Quantum of the Seas. I want to hear what your takeaways, your favorite things, highlights.

So Quantum of the Seas, this is my first Alaska trip, Lisa has been on a few

excursions, land excursions, and cruise lines to Alaska. So Quantum of the Seas,

I've been on the Freedom Class Ships, and since this is my first quantum class or

a royal Caribbean it's very similar to oh I guess yes yes. Yeah, so the ship is definitely built for cold weather cruising, which was nice.

Because the Disney Wonder was in some of the ports that we were in on Royal Caribbean and I either did the wonder or the magic to Norway, which was nice, but definitely that ship, the Disney ships, was not built to be cold weather.

Because they have like, yeah, they're like, so this ship is definitely built like all the like almost everything is indoors the way that ship has been put together including there's a swimming pool that's all enclosed indoors and hot tubs that are closed indoors and then there's the

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