Ship was nice, food was decent, company was good, stops were fabulous.
I did notice certain flaws in the ship's mechanics, especially relating to the airlock doors, like how they closed on me, and how a voice saying 'Release it, release it, quick, before he notices!' went out of the speakers, before the space door ripped open and left me to be pulled out to space, and how my requests to be picked up were responded by nothing but a noise vaguely like a high-five, followed by complete silence, though I was prevented any major injury by the thankfully present extra-atmospheric safety suit.
All in all, pretty good.
I'd recommend the trip to some of my friends, but I've calculated that I'll be somewhere around Theta Centauri by the time this review reaches earth, so it might be a while before they get the message.

Here's hoping that plutonium-238 holds out, eh?

I'd love to meet up with you! Let me know ASAP where exactly you're stopping; it's hard to organize interplanetary travel on short notice! What would you say are the pros and cons of Ceres vs. Vesta?

Could I have a stab at the Ill-Advised Camping Trip?

This has been the best road trip ever. We got to do science! ^^

I make no apologies for the Alternative Fellowships RP. It was partly Phobos' fault, though. He really wanted to do the high-powered Fellowship.

Also, I probably made us watch all of HtTYD at some point. Just for the record. Since, IIRC, I already made us watch Farscape at some point. And maybe the Pern franchise, too, because by 2060 that might be a thing. We can hope and also dread a little, just in case.

As always, a very lovely report. I love thinking of all us ancients cavorting around on a spaceship, camping out in the halls like teenagers. ^^

(I think I know why we visited Drake, and pretty sure why we stopped off at Nix. Not 100%, but pretty sure. I'll let others take a guess before saying, though. *g*)

~Neshomeh