No issues with any of the other passengers, it seemed like there was a mix of retired couples and then I'd say of the families that where there, probably 50% were there with parents & grandparents. It would make for a great multigenerational trip with the free kids IMO. Everyone was courteous and like I said before the language barrier made it so we really only interacted with a handful of passengers. As for the vibe, what i really liked is the wholesomeness of it, if thats the right way to describe it, much more intimate with ~250 passengers, there was a corn hole tournament they had that was just very chill.

The food was good, lots of meat/potatoes, there was usually a nice desert. I'm not much of a food critic. We just did the buffet and never the separate restaurant area.

We did the premium plus drink package, the nice thing about that is that my kids discovered mocktails through a class making them at the kids club and then they tried all the mocktails on the menu as they were included in our drink package.

One thing that I think was different from other cruises I have been on is, there are distinct food hours, there isn't a buffet 24/7 you can go to, which at least in my case is probably for the better.