Caribbean Princess Review

4.0 / 5.0
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Fun Cruise to New England & Canada with a few Hiccups!

Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Caribbean Princess
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tlcalldritt
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Sep 2013

SHIP - Typical Princess ship - VERY clean and the staff was top-notch! Getting off and back on the ship was smooth and organized. Good food, average entertainment and nice variety of things to do.

FOOD - Food was great and included lots of different kinds of seafood. Italian and German themed nights were both good. Found the Horizon Buffet to be there best bet for all meals - Quick, easy and no need to dress up on a relaxed, laid back cruise.

ENTERTAINMENT - Average entertainment and good variety from the shows all the way down to the Bingo and trivia and even the ice carving demonstrations. WARNING if you are a "bigger" person! The only downfall of the entertainment on this ship was the fact that all of the shows are in the same place, The Princess Theater and the seats in the Princess Theater are the SMALLEST seats I have EVER seen on any cruise!!! Once you pour yourself into the seats, you actually can't wait for the show to be over to wedge yourself out of them!

Cabin Review

Cabin was typical cruise ship cabin - Let's face it, you're only in there to sleep and shower anyway! Our stateroom was adequate, but we had to ask our steward for an extension cord for my husband's c-pap machine because there were NO OUTLETS on either side of the bed! I had to then plug my phone (Which I also use as an alarm clock) in the bathroom because the only plug in available in the main room was taken up by the extension cord for my husband's cpap machine.

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