Ruby Princess Review

A Princess...without the tiara

Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Ruby Princess
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Kiwi91
First Time Cruiser • Age 30s

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Sail Date: Mar 2015

This is the first time i've sailed with Princess and overall, it was a bit of a let-down.

The embarkation and disembarkation was extremely disorganised. We were queuing for about 2 hours at both ends!!

We opted for 'Anytime Dining' in Michelangelos restaurant. The food there was great - although we usually had to wait for about 15-20mins to be seated. I would recommend calling the restaurant EARLY in the morning to book a table (you can only book ON THE DAY). The food in the Horizon cafe (buffet) was very average. We ate in there for breakfast & lunch (because there weren't many other options), and by the end of the cruise, i was ready for something fresh and healthy!!

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Our stateroom was surprisingly spacious, very clean, and perfect for it's purpose. For those who haven't cruised before, you'll hardly even be in your room except for sleeping so i personally wouldn't bother paying extra for a balcony or anything flashy. Even though our view was "obstructed," we still got a good look out at the ocean & ports.

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