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kaygee2
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s
This was the trip of our dreams. We flew to Anchorage 4 days prior to our sailing and rented a car to go see Mt. McKinley and other places in the area. This allowed us to see the things we wanted to see and do the things we wanted to do. If you are in the McKinley area, 229 restaurant (mile 229 of the Parks Highway) is a must. Five-star dining at its finest and the prices are reasonable. ...
Read MoreSail Date: August 2019
Cabin Type: Balcony
Traveled with disabled person
Review for a Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess
Peggy Ann
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s
Our first Princess cruise did not disappoint. We had a club class suite ob deck 12 with a wonderful balcony and a beautiful suite. Huge closet with many hangers and drawers with a safe. The bathroom was big and very nice. There was a long shelf under the sink for all your extra things and bags. The tub was deep and really nice as was the shower. Our new luxury bed was exactly that. Wow it was so ...
Read MoreSail Date: August 2019
Cabin Type: Mini-Suite with Balcony
Review for a Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess
magpie67
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s
I just completed my second Alaska cruise and it was amazing but what will make this cruise stand out in my memory was the crew of the Royal Princess. For this trip, I joined five others so we had a group of six and two ended up in wheelchairs just before the cruise. That last fact (ended up in) was important because only one of them had a handicapped room. The cruiser with the wheelchair and ...
Read MoreSail Date: July 2019
Cabin Type: Interior
Traveled with disabled person
Review for a Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess
HollyBH73
6-10 Cruises • Age 50s
I was drawn to the drop and go rate. I was an very good deal. I also let the cruiseline choose my stateroom. I asked for a non obstructed balcony room. We got a handicapped accesible room which was much larger than most. We know this may never happen again but it was a nice large room.
I did enjoy the fact that this cruise was mostly adults. There were very few children under the age of 10 on ...
Read MoreSail Date: July 2019
Cabin Type: Balcony
Review for a Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess
Critic211
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s
We took the land part of the cruise first and then rode the train to Whittier where we boarded the ship. The medallion use on the ship was so easy to set up and use. It was so nice not to have a key to board or to open your stateroom door. Embarking and disembarking was easy with the medallion. The ship is huge. It is easy to get lost but the crew is very helpful if that should happen. The ...
Read MoreSail Date: July 2019
Cabin Type: Mini-Suite with Balcony
Review for a Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess
rizzik01
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s
We were asked to join a group of family that were planning this trip with their friends. We traveled as a party of 16 - and had a blast!! We booked a land and sea package and added 2.5 additional days in Vancouver, BC. I wish we would have added more time in Vancouver. It is a wonderful city - with so much to offer if you like to hike, bike, eat and drink!
We booked an excursion in every ...
Read MoreSail Date: July 2019
Cabin Type: Balcony
Review for a Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess
kaayla
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s
This was my 9th cruise. I was disappointed in the food, the service and the entertainment. Princess used to be the premiere cruise line. Now it's very mediocre, less elegant and felt very much like a Carnival cruise. Everything was very basic and the kids were mostly unaccompanied by adults in the lounge and entertainment areas. No one removed the children from the adult entertaining to the ...
Read MoreSail Date: June 2019
Cabin Type: Interior
Review for a Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess
MaryThomas
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s
Hadn't cruised for awhile and forgot what I was missing - what a beautiful ship.
Especially enjoyed the Enclave which was a real treat after coming back from the cool weather on shore excursions.
The staff encountered were all warm, helpful and friendly which always helps in enjoying a cruise.
The spa staff were all exceptional - a shout out to the Manager Sophie who does a great job ...
Read MoreSail Date: June 2019
Cabin Type: Balcony
Review for a Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess
jeFftheRocky
First Time Cruiser • Age 20s
We booked this cruise just two weeks before and have never cruised before, so we didn't know what we were in for. It was definitely a pleasant surprise and a great voyage. The ports of call are typical for an alaska cruise. Tip: don't book with the ship, go in town and shop around for tours. Embarkation was seamless, we were worried that the only thing open was the buffet and that it would be a ...
Read MoreSail Date: June 2019
Cabin Type: Balcony
Review for a Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess
Bono2
2-5 Cruises • Age 40s
Pros: Beautiful ship and interior lobby, nice variety of food available throughout day including a lot of salmon, nice cabin, very comfortable beds, some nice staff, cool medallion technology allowed to open cabin doors, easily order food, drinks, casino money, good gym, jogging track, basketball court, ping pong, pools, large screen outside showing nightly movies, concerts, gelato shop, great ...
Read MoreSail Date: June 2019
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