Stephanie Soo

It's going to be at sea for six nights, going to Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Mexico, before finally returning back to Port Miami.

All in all, six days at sea, I believe two of those are sea days.

So you have port days and sea days.

Port days is like when you're docked at the port in Mexico and everyone can get off the ship.

They have activities planned by the cruise ship that you can purchase or you can do your own thing in Mexico.

But you have to make it back on time to the cruise ship or they will leave.

They're so cutthroat about this.

They don't care if you're a five-year-old child, they will leave you.

So you've got your sea days, you've got your port days.

And it appears the very first day at sea is the infamous sail away party.

This is like the most anticipated part of the carnival horizon.

You have everyone on deck.

There is a DJ, there's entertainment, everybody's dancing, everybody's singing.

And there is a passenger who takes a video of everyone doing the Cupid shuffle.

And it pans around the deck and you see a teenage girl in a white shirt, black shorts doing the Cupid shuffle.

This is not really a magnificent video.

It's not spectacularly filmed.

It's not the most engaging.

It's not something that would typically go viral on social media, but it does because you see Anna Kepner dancing and you see her grandma in pink standing nearby.

And by all accounts, it seems like Anna is very much enjoying her time with her grandparents on this ship.