Princess Regal Princess Cruise Reviews

We are first time 'cruisers' and were tempted by Imagine Crusing's offering of three 80s bands playing onboard Regal Princess including Nik Kershaw, Toyah and ABC. The pre-departure infomation from Imagine was abysmal as was the Medallion App for logging our information. In the end I had to resort to calling Imagine and then spend 30minutes asking and answering questions to prep for the cruise. ...

Long time cruisers, went for experiencing mini suite, club class, plus package of all inclusive drinks, WiFi at cheap as chips price. Not fussed about a cruise to nowhere, just wanted to experience it again albeit expecting a few changes and restrictions due to COVID. A few learning points. Forget your booked embarkation slot- rack up as soon as drive through COVID test centre opens( 11am?). ...

If you want to get cruising again - do it. Its a safe way to cruise There was a small amount or doubt, its not the Caribbean (our usual choice for cruising) and the weather in the UK can be questionable. However the sun shone - a lot. At times you could have been anywhere in the world. Its clear the ship can chase the sun. There are no ports of call and no real agenda so I guess they can go ...

This was our first cruise in 22 years, and our first time on Princess. We only booked this about 3 weeks ago when one of those tempting emails came through from that “top 20 deals of the week” company. Our drive from Northamptonshire to Southampton was uneventful, bar a detour through Winchester to avoid a nasty accident on the M3. With the SatNav armed with the postcode for dock 4/5, it was ...

3 days out of Southampton, with nowhere to go, but around ship, to Enrichment sessions and shows. What a way to get back to cruising and relaxing. Embarking was smooth, with well organised lateral flow testing, car drop off, luggage pick up and clear instructions. Cabin ready straight away, so quick unpack then time to chill. Lovely friendly and efficient staff, plenty of choice for food and ...

My husband booked this mini seacation as it was such good value. Southampton a couple of hours away so all good. COVID testing process at the port nightmare for us and quite a few others. They check your vaccination details against your ID whilst in the very long queue! However, my NHS app wouldn’t load so we got pulled out of the mahoosive queue to get it sorted. It took about 10 minutes ...

After reading some of the reviews rergarding Regal Princess was not sure what to expect What a surprise eveything went like a dream From arrival to have Covid test 50 min later we were in cabin no problem Getting a drink in any bar was no problem as was getting a table for dinner never more than a 2-3 min wait Entertainment was very good with a wide range of venues I fact a very ...

We have just returned from a 4 day seacation and our experience was much better than previous reviews. From arrival at Southampton Docks we were on board in 90 mins with all coved tests completed. The place was overrun with staff who were all extremely helpful and it ran like clockwork. We found the meals to be of a good standard at all times and you had the choice of waiter service for breakfast ...

Husbands Covid test result came through in 90 mins. I waited 3 and a half hours to get a text. Complained twice and it was finally suggested I do another one in the terminal. Even then I had to demand the result from a group of non interested staff who were too busy chatting. By this time I was distraught as I feared the worst. I was crying and really upset. A dreadful start to a lovely cruise. ...

We have returned from 4 night cruise on Regal Princess, and if these Covid restrictions continue the cruise industry is in real trouble. Despite all being double-jabbed (save some of crew), certified and tested, it was not an enjoyable experience. Mask wearing mandatory, though the announcements and signs were only changed after we complained about being repeatedly stopped for not wearing a mask ...