After four port days in a row, having a sea day feels great.
As Odyssey of the Seas makes her way back to Port Everglades, we have two sea days to enjoy and that means relaxing and doing any of the onboard activities we may have missed.
Once we got out of bed, we hit up Solarium Bistro for breakfast.
Just like on day two of this cruise, we like Solarium Bistro because it’s relatively uncrowded and has a good selection of food. My youngest likes it because it has doughnuts.
After breakfast we heard the Stowaway Piano player in one of the elevators, so we tracked him down and went for a few rides. Odyssey’s elevators are air conditioned (most other Royal Caribbean ship elevators are not), so it was nice to get a few rides in.
Next up was a Quantum Class ship must-do: bumper cars!
The line looked long, but it took maybe 15 or 20 minutes before we got our turn.
I found a Perfect Day at CocoCay bumper car, so we went straight for that one.
For lunch, we went to Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen.
Their lunch menu is slightly different from the dinner menu, and my kids really like this restaurant.
After lunch we headed to the Schooner Bar for Disney trivia and it was packed to the brim!
There are a few kinds of trivia that are always crazy popular on Royal Caribbean: Disney, Harry Potter, and Star Wars. I might be missing some others, but they really need to add more of these kinds of trivia given how popular they are.
By this point, I was ready for an afternoon nap and it felt great!
After waking up, I was greeted by a perfect sea day sunset.
For dinner, we had booked Izumi sushi.
On Odyssey, the sushi and hibachi parts of Izumi are separate restaurants.
The food was great, and I was happy with all the sushi options while my family ordered the non-sushi items.
I wanted to mix up our post-dinner plans a little, so I went to Boleros for a drink and music.
Boleros primarily plays Latin music, but in the early evening it has other performances here and it was perfect for sitting back and enjoying music without it being a party or super loud.
That evening, we watched the crew members put up the ship’s Christmas tree.
It took them a couple hours, but before the end of the night, the tree was up.
Tomorrow is another sea day!
