Ruby Princess Review

You'd Be Crazy Not To Go

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Ruby Princess
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KennyK
First Time Cruiser • Age 20s

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Sail Date: Jan 2008

First time cruising, had no idea which line, what to do, how much money should I bring, all the stupid questions running through my mind. Decided on the Ruby Princess for no real good reason, I think because it was the newest ship, whatever that had to do with it!!!

Landed in Miami on Jan 17th, met the Princess Rep, Eileen, told her we had to get luggage, retrieved luggage, turned around , Eileen is no where to be found, had a rep paged, nothing. Finally a competitor rep, Norwegian, helped us out. We though such a wonderful way to start our first cruise. Driver of bus to ship said there was a accident on Rte 95, so it will take was longer to get there as he is taking side roads, Scenic South Miami!!!! After a little over an hour, there it was in all it's shining glory.

Found our state room on the Baja Deck, introduced to our cabin person, Dragos from Yugoslava. He could not do enough for us. He had 19 rooms, but it seemed like he was our personal guy.

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Cabin was exactly what I expected, Two chaired balcony, great spot to get away from wind on deck. Adaquate bathroom, of course not like home. Enough closet space for what we brought

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