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Star Princess - Western Mediterranean

Review for the Western Mediterranean Cruise on Star Princess
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Melinda
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jun 2004
Traveled with children

Mediterranean Cruise with a 6 and 9 Year old -- Or how we went half way around the world to hand feed the pigeons.

The room: We splurged on a mini suite on the Star for our anniversary, and it will be difficult to go back to an inside double. Our cabin was quite far aft -- advantages included proximity to the self serve laundry, a few flights downstairs to dinner, a few flights upstairs to breakfast and the kids club. No excessive vibration or movement noted.

The food: OK--Acceptable for a cruise ship this size but not great. Beware -- Princess has unbundled some of the standard perks of all-inclusive cruising -- there is now an extra charge for espresso etc., and most galling, for ice cream (except at dinner). The breakfast room service menu is very limited. A sticker for unlimited fountain sodas was $30.00 per person.

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