Crown Princess Review

12 nite Europe and Mediterranean cruise

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Crown Princess
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2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jul 2012
Cabin: Balcony

My family, consisting of a mom,dad and 2 teenagers 17 and 15. We left for Venice, which was wonderful, boarded the ship which was such an easy process. No one was there I am guessing that since the boat was in port for 2 days and could board on either gave people a lot of time to come as they please.

The rooms ( we opted for 2 cabins at the last minute and they were about 20 doors away C534 and C734), were ready, I believe we boarded about 5:00 the day before sailing. The Rooms were comfy and the balcony was huge on deck 10 only, about double the size, so if size matters for the balcony go for deck 10. We could see the other balconies both up and down and after a few nites on the ship began to realize how much bigger deck 10 was. all in all the ship was ok, no way to compare to Freedom of the seas or Disney Ships.

The ship was bland, the crew never was rude or anything but you never got the feeling they were happy just going through the motions and counting the days off till they see their family... kinda sad really. The people on the ship were an older crowd and it felt like a ghost ship after 8 or 9 o'clock, the boat was empty of adults.

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Balcony

Cabin BA

Good size cabin nice closet tiny shower, good use of space. beds could be more comfy. The decor could use some sprucing up. It was quiet, except for the occasional runner, there were not a lot of little kids on the ship mainly teens.

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