Ruby Princess Review

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Ruby fell short - Did not meet expectations

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Ruby Princess
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10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jan 2015
Cabin: Balcony

We boarded the Ruby Princess in Fort Lauderdale for our 24th cruise on January 3rd for a 14 day eastern and western Caribbean cruise. We had stayed overnight at the Best Western on Stirling Road using the stay and park package. The hotel now charges a $10 fee per person for shuttle service to the port. Using the 12:00 o’clock shuttle and Priority boarding we were aboard shortly after 1:00 PM despite heavy traffic delays reaching the port.

We had one of our favorite cabins (B749) an aft corner cabin with a larger than normal balcony. Despite the large balcony Princess only furnishes it with two reclining chairs. Thanks to the resourcefulness of our Steward Jun , he was able to at least secure us two foot stools. Being a large premium balcony I believe at least two loungers and two chairs should be provided.

We learned that although booked as a single cruise, since the cruise is also marketed as two separate seven day cruises, Princess automatically gave us credit for two cruises and provided two Elite bar setups, two wine tastings and two CC invitations.

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Balcony

Cabin B4

Outstanding oversize aft corner balcony. Some may find wake noise annoying but we find it "white" noise. Wake not heard inside but thrusters very evident when used.

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