Not enough distance to take a good picture – I had to use weird angles to try to fit in everything.









One thing about the bathroom – I’m not sure whether it was accidental but used towels were removed when the room was tidied up, but not replaced. We found it a little weird but didn’t bother about it since it was only a two-night trip.

The balcony is child-safe and takes quite some effort to gain access to the balcony.





Noticed a ship anchored next to the cruise ship. Maybe it was re-supplying the cruise ship with fuel or water?



Resort World Sentosa!



Lovely view from our balcony as we sailed in international waters.





Apparently, there had been some renovation works on SuperStar Virgo and one of the enhancements is this mega slide at the top deck.





The Bingo slips of paper we bought. No luck with them



The daily itinerary given to each cabin detailing the activities on the ship.



On the first morning, we ate at the Bella Vista. Basically, we get to order what we want from a slip of paper. Other food items like pastry are served buffet-style – we could take as much as we want.







One thing we couldn’t stand was the excessive hawking of paid items like fruit juice. During every meal, we would inevitably be asked whether we want to order any drinks. Kind of profit-oriented, I would say.

On the second morning, we ate at the Pavilion restaurant instead. As we were queuing to get into the restaurant, the staff at the reception greeted a Caucasian who was in front of us, but said nothing to us.

Uh-oh. Not the best way to run a cruise ship, huh?



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