Embarkation Day

Galveston Texas

February 18th


The day has arrived                             Packed and ready to go

On the way to the port
First glimpse of the Regal Princess

After sitting out in the 38 degree windchill for about 1/2 hour before we got inside. Then after metal detectors and passport checks, we got to wait until the final passengers got off the ship.



Walking to the ship


 
Our Room

 

 
Our Room Steward brought us some Champagne to celebrate our cruise.








Sail Away Party

Pulling away from the dock

Passing a Carnival Ship that was still docked. 


Cruise Sunsets are always great


Dessert at the main dining room


Flat Stanley Brayden with the birthday boy

A fun day and we are heading into the Gulf of Mexico




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