I like the regional food and cnsider this a huge perk. I loved it on Voyager, we weren't on Navigator long enough for that, I guess, but I would have rather had spiny lobster than that wierd lobster they had the captain's night.

I'd like to see the stewardesses (and all the vast amount of internet posters) actually understand the room liquor policy for those that only drink wine.

Also, I would like to see stewardesses understand a person's habits without having to religiously put out the cabin privacy card just to get ready for dinner.

I'd like a full room inspection before boarding so that I know the safe works and the chairs on the expensive balcony can be used.

I'd like to be able to get an onboard booking discount within a week of returning home because on the shortie, she was either busy, closed or I was not available.

I'd like to see daily spa specials, as if you didn't get up there the first hour of the cruise, you were paying over $3 a minute for the spa.

Also, on sea days, they seem to have some of the best events at the same time. I'd like to see them really survey guests and spread the fun and interesting things across the sea days.

I think they are beating their competitors on the repeat guest programs and single supplements by far, so I doubt they improve, but I am all for that.

I would also like to see Navigator add another dining option at night - maybe do something with the card room or something.

I'd also like to see more casual cruises that don't go above informal or at least more with only one formal night.

I would also like to see the 3 and 4 night offerings expanded and planned out instead of offered at the last minute. I would also see a commitment to not let these get chartered.