Ruby Princess Review

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Princess Forgot My Birthday and Other Misadventures At Sea

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Ruby Princess
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Steph27
10+ Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Nov 2011
Cabin: Balcony

Pros: Sabatini's, Crown Grill, Sanctuary, Muster Drill

Cons: Passenger Services Desk, Main Dining Rooms, Piazza, MUTS, Port Info

This was our second time on Princess, but the first time on Ruby. We liked the design of the Diamond Princess more than Ruby, however it was certainly adequate. Overall we prefer to cruise on Celebrity Solstice class ships in Aquaclass which are superior in every category with food in the Specialty restaurants being a tie with Princess. Prior to our sailing on the Ruby we set our expectations accordingly. The Ruby had the itinerary we wanted plus we could use a ship credit from 2009 and the November 2011 birthday credit. We had also decided to disembark in Grand Turk prior to the sailing to spend a few days on Providenciales, which is 75 miles from Grand Turk.

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Balcony

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A722 was located near the aft of the ship. Adequate size but the sacrifed cabin space for a larger closet area on the other side which I think was wasted space. Would have liked a larger room instead. TV is flat screen but very small and hard to see. Night table are a good size and have two drawers. Balcony was a good size but glass partition is high and once on the balcony you need to stand up to see over it.

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