Princess Island Princess Cruise Reviews for for the Disabled to Alaska from Los Angeles

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Island Princess - Pacific Coast

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on Island Princess

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SharonaLB
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

We just got off the Island Princess sailing from Los Angeles to Vancouver. Service overall, with one exception (see below) was fabulous. We were on the Royal Princess in January and are booked for Australia in December with a Cruisetour. If we had not booked Australia prior to this cruise, we would have definitely considered another cruise line. The Royal was such a completely different ...
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Sail Date: April 2019

Cabin Type: Balcony


The Island Princess has eliminated public areas and added more cabins!

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on Island Princess

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The Real Princess
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

We choose this ship because we love it’s sister ship, the Coral. This is NOT the same ship as the Coral. The huge two story Universal Lounge was removed, lots of cabins were added instead. The fitness room was moved from its larger upper deck view of the sea location to a smaller inside the ship lower down deck. It was a joke and people actually paid to use fitness studios in port to workout. The ...
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Sail Date: April 2019

Cabin Type: Balcony


Loved the Island Princess

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on Island Princess

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dirttrackterry
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

We have completed a Coastal California cruise previously and had such a nice time we wanted to take the cruise again. We loved the Island Princess. It is a smaller ship but great for those cruisers who like to meet people and enjoy a smaller ship experience. Lots of wood used which made it seem warm and inviting. Entertainment was really good with a standing ovation one night for one ...
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Sail Date: April 2019

Cabin Type: Interior


Short But Sweet

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on Island Princess

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Weenee
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

This was our first time taking a short cruise (4 days), to our surprise, it felt like a 2 week cruise. Perhaps the short time forces us to enjoy every minute of it, and we really did. The short cruise eliminated the formal nights which was great because it had meant less things to pack, less things to change, less time spent getting ready to eat. I've been to many cruises, but this was the ...
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Sail Date: April 2018

Cabin Type: Balcony


Bed & banquet table

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on Island Princess

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Michaelene
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

I wrote how great the shore excursion in Victoria at Craigdarroach Castle was, how we'd done Butchart x2, how great the food at Horizon Court was, how we seldom got to restuarants even tho so pretty cuz loved buffet so much! The sea was rockier than expected so didn't get much sleep, glad of entertainment. Best was Amethyst Trio wAlex & 2 violinists, wowza! Staff was great, esp Leo our ...
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Sail Date: April 2018

Cabin Type: Mini-Suite with Balcony


A Working Vacation

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on Island Princess

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gsbrad2
2-5 Cruises • Age 40s

I am self employed and booked this trip a couple days before departure, treating it as a working vacation with a change of scenery. Traveling alone, I just wanted to eat, sleep, and work (mostly reading). By all accounts, it was a success. Shows/Events/Bars/Casino/Internet/Pools/Excursions: Didn’t do a single one, so can’t comment. Staff: There was definitely a language barrier for many of ...
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Sail Date: April 2018

Cabin Type: Balcony



Fast quick instead of going to Las Vegas, NV.

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on Island Princess

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mcadad
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

It was a quick fast cruise. Very relaxing. Embarkation was very quick and slick. I was surprised about the extra $10.00 in the Bayou Café for Lobster. On the Ruby Princess, in the first week of October of 2017 I paid only $5.00 extra. So I dined there twice. Norman our room steward did a great job. We only saw him twice during the whole trip. However he took care of all our requests. We ...
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Sail Date: April 2018

Cabin Type: Balcony


First Look at the Butchered Island Princess

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on Island Princess

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brucedodge
10+ Cruises • Age 2020s

We have been on many cruises with 10 different lines, with about half on Princess (30+). I'll admit this review is biased. Having plenty of advance warning about the "wonderful" changes Princess had done to the Island Princess, I was predisposed not to like them. We had cruised several times before on both Island and Coral Princess (sister ship) and they were among our favorite ships. Coral ...
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Sail Date: May 2017

Cabin Type: Balcony


Enjoyable Cruise on Island Princess

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on Island Princess

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coopco
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

We had a wonderful time on the 6-day Pacific Wine Coastal on Island Princess, Los Angeles to Vancouver. I had read the posts on the refurb and it took a little bit to maneuver the ship but I never found it annoying. You just adjust. We did early traditional dining, which was at 5:15 p.m. (we signed up for 5:45 but it ended up being earlier). We normally don’t even get home from work until ...
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Sail Date: May 2017

Cabin Type: Balcony


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