Crown Princess Review

Good Value and Great Escape

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Crown Princess
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ddpe
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Mar 2010
Cabin: Balcony

We sailed March 13-20 on the Western Caribbean route with a group of 3 couples in three BB cabins on Caribe deck. We had 3, 60 year-olds, a 49er and two college students in tow. I am the 49er and this was my 4th Princess cruise and 6th cruise overall.

Pre-Cruise stay - We flew in the day before and stayed at the relatively new Crowne Plaza Cruise Port hotel. You can see the ships from the elevator and they have a shuttle from the airport and also to the cruise dock. The front desk was extremely pleasant, but the pillows on the beds were just too hard for good sleep. We had a very pleasant dinner in downtown Ft. Lauderdale at a French Bistro.

Embarkation - Went to the Pier 2 at about 12:00 and were on board within 20 minutes. Baggage handlers were very efficient and pleasant. The wait time mostly consisted of the TSA screening. Check-in was quick with no waiting.

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Balcony

Cabin BE

Caribe 705 - good closet, great balcony. Port side is the best for Western Caribbean not starboard. This cabin is starboard. Too close to elevator. The noise woke us up a couple of times, especially the last night.

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