Improved internet would be of great benefit for almost all of the passengers. I think this is the number one priority.

More definition between the tier levels, particuarly Platinum and Titanium.
Some free cruise nights or upgrades certificates on an availability basis.

PASSENGER PARTICIPATION
More unique passenger participation events. Is it is amazing what people will do for a token. Trivia is a highlight of many peoples day. Maybe select the entertainers who read the trivia based on their ability to handle this event. I feel so sorry for the young kids who cannot pronounce many words and get eaten alive in the Horizon Lounge.
Beef up those types of activities with some new ideas.

Maybe some better token redemptions. Although I do think it is the thrill of winning not the redemptions that people care about.

Dancing with the Stars - that just took place on the Mariner caused more excitement and interest than any entertainer I have ever seen on a ship. What a great prize $2500 future cruise certificate!

I heard they did a crew talent show and had passengers judge on the Navigator. People talked about that, it was a huge success.

Iron Chef cookoff - how about Regent Chef cookoff. They have the portable cooking stations. It may be a problem with liability but it sure would pack them in the constellation theatre if guests were cooking.

TV shows. There are so many popular TV shows that have huge audiences that could be adapted to shipboard life. Particuarly on crossings and longer voyages.

Needlepoint - Pam is that not happening? That is so popular I am surprised. Perhaps they dont have it on shorter port intensive trips but it should be offered. There are always the needlepointers and it is a social event.

We all have different interests. Some could not care about token "opportunities" others thrive on them. A ship has to cater for all types of people.

Quality lecturers on pertinent topics are of course very important as are good headline entertainers and good lounge music.

Improved TV in the cabin is coming with movies on demand.

Regional food does happen. It probably varies from cruise to cruise. On the April crossing the Voyager picked up white asparagus locally in prime season. Then they had a menu focused totally on white asparagus ---- I will NEVER forget that meal it was fantastic.

Lauri - I like the idea of the menus in the nightly passages. I think that is great. They were not on the TV on the Mariner and the guests missed not having the menus available.