Our last experience cruising NCL was on the Jewel back in 2005. My expectations were to expect the same on the Sun...such as a beautiful ship, an updated comfortable room, a buffet that would knock your socks off, a casino I could afford to place a minimum bid and hearty soulful cocktails. This ship needs to be put to rest. It's all cut up; meaning to get to places you walk thru shops or lounges, no mainstream designated promenade. The outside windows (everywhere) dirty even though they may attempt to clean them. The sofa bed is horrible even as a sofa. To sleep on it, the room attendant throws a folded comforter on top so it's really not made up as a bed. The rooms are not so much "updated" as they claim. The Garden Café buffet consists of sloppy looking food in small metal containers that never seem to change what's in them. We ate every night in the dining room and 2 speciality restaurants-that aren't so special. Had the unlimited beverage package; stick with bottled beer at least you know what you're drinking. I had multiple cocktails and wondered if they where all virgins. Affordable casino, not..$10 min bid. I think someone heard people complain and the next day it was reduced to 5$. Shows you ask? I went to 2 and found them not so good. The Stardust theater again is a reminder that the ship needs an overhaul. People who tried to seat in the chairs on the main floor close to the stage could not get comfortable falling back into the seat. If you didn't have long legs or your height wasn't at least 6' you'll need to move back to the theater seating, but those seats looked like you'll need to be less than a ladies size 14. Our arrival back to Port Canaveral was the straw that broke the camels back per say. They docked at a different terminal and we had to load onto a bus with all the luggage to get back to our original terminal. They make no provisions for you if you're in a wheelchair. Good luck trying to get on a large bus with 5 stairs to board. While leaving the ship, we were directed down an elevator due to the wheelchair and moved to the exit door thru customs. No one asked if we had other luggage to pick up before we walked thru the exit doors. Once outside we were told we could not go back in and had to wait till the terminal was emptied. For 2 hours we stood outside, no benches and no customer service except for a couple of agents from the bus companies hired to move folks back to the original terminal. NCL staff where no where to be found nor come upon our request for assistance thru the security officer. We not only feel like we waisted a whole lot of money on this trip, but a whole lot of vacation time was not anything talking about.