Pride of America Review

Best way to see the Islands

Review for Hawaii Cruise on Pride of America
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paularudd
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: May 2015
Cabin: Aft-Facing Large Balcony

Had the best time on our cruise. The staff was friendly and our room was cozy but nice. I have never been on a cruise before so I don't know how it rates compared to others, but I think having a balcony room was a definite must. The islands were beautiful and I felt lucky that we were able to see so much of them during our cruise. On board purchases are pricy, but if you expect that, there are no surprises. I would definitely recommend getting your dinner reservations in right away for the entire cruise if you plan to dine at any of the specialty restaurants. We didn't and sometimes had to eat at 9:00 pm and later. The shore excursions are easy to book and lots of fun, but I would also suggest looking outside of what is offered on the ship for local attractions and activities. I wished I would have researched more so we could see more of the islands. Want to return soon so I can do it better next time!

Cabin Review

Aft-Facing Large Balcony

Cabin B1

The cabin was small but very nice. The steward assigned to our room was super friendly and took very good care of our needs.

Port Reviews

Hilo

Loved the town and had a nice visit for lunch and shopping. Saw the locals in Paia Town. Got a lot of souvenirs and an amazing meal. The cab ride was kind of pricing but all in all was worth the trip.

Honolulu

Went straight from airport to ship and ship to airport. No excursions taken at this port. If I had it to do over, I would plan my flights to allow for some time in Honolulu to see the Pearl Harbor Exhibit. I heard it was amazing.

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