Caribbean Princess Review

Extremely disorganized port, disappointing in many ways

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Caribbean Princess
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linareva1
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2013

We have cruised with Princess many times before, upgrading each cruise from inside to oceanview to balcony, to mini-suite and finally to suite. In general, we have enjoyed every Princess cruise and have had few bad things to say. This was, by far, the worst Princess experience we’ve ever had.

This cruise started off a little poorly when Princess changed our flight way back in September from the 9am flight down to the 7:51am flight out of Chicago, which meant we were bound to wait at the airport or at the terminal. EZAir charges extra fees for booking. On the United site, our airfare was listed $99 less than charged thru EZAir.

Day 0 – Saturday, embarkation at Port of Houston

Cabin Review

The problem is with being able to eat in a room that is large by ship standards but very poor on the ability to eat together at a table. With the Nevis Suite, we had a dining table and chairs which is primarily why we chose another suite. This one had a small tiny table which meant you couldn't eat together as a family unless you went to one of the restaurants. Poor planning

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