Emerald Princess Review

Transatlantic to Northern Europe

Review for Transatlantic Cruise on Emerald Princess
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6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Apr 2013

When we arrived at Ft. Lauderdale, we used the Princess transfer to the ship which makes life so easy. Once we lined up for the bus, we never worried about our luggage it showed up at our room door and it did show up in a very timely manner.

When we arrived at the dock, we had to stand outside for almost an hour. I am not sure why it was so slow a process to enter the terminal unless it was because of the slow down of customs processing. Once we entered the building, we did not stop walking until we were on the ship.

We had an obstructed view cabin which met our needs. I am not sure that with the cool temperatures that we would have used a balcony that much. As always our room steward was wonderful. We requested distilled water and a firmer pillow. I do think Princess needs to replace the pillows more frequently, but I was pleased that the bed was very comfortable. Because of the length of the cruise, I used the laundry twice $2 per wash $2 per dry and the $20 bag of laundry once. Next time I take a long cruise, I am going to pack lighter. My only complaint was that one of the dryers was not functioning the entire trip.

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