According to Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., the
Majesty of the Seas is a
Sovereign-class cruise ship. According to Star Trek canon, the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) is a
Sovereign-class starship in service to the United Federation of Planets. While Captain Picard's vessel is unlikely to take you to Cuba, Captain Daniel's will.
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| - Havana. |
Before and after you get there, though, you have to travel through Florida.
Captain Daniel's record against and views on 'The Borg' are unknown at this time.
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| - Fort Lauderdale Brightline Station. |
Virgin Trains USA, formerly Brightline, is an express rail line that runs from Miami to West Palm Beach with a stop in Fort Lauderdale (with future extensions planned for Orlando, Tampa, and elsewhere). It's been open for about a year and runs frequently while being incredibly easy to navigate. Such a novel concept would seem to make sense for Ohio to connect cities such as Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland.
Hmm.
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| - Fort Lauderdale Brightline Station. |
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| - Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach (we were two of few riders on coach 4 after coaches 1-3 filled up). |
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| - Majesty of the Seas docked in Fort Lauderdale. |
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| - En route to Havana via Key West. |
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| - It was warm. |
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| - Ernest Hemingway Home, Key West, Florida. |
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| - Southernmost point of the continental United States, Key West, Florida. |
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| - Cat at the Hemingway Home and Museum, Key West, Florida. |
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| - Key West. |
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| - Key West. |
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| - You're allowed to bring up to two 750ml bottles of wine on board with you. I do not recommend this one. |
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| - The MS Majesty of the Seas first sailed in 1994. |
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| - Chocolate cake spill (not from us). |
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| - Boogie. Wonderland. |
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| - When all else fails: "reroute power through the main deflector dish." |
Cuba. When I get a chance.
