Crown Princess Review

Boring Cruise, Princess can do better

Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Crown Princess
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6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Apr 2014

This is our 8th cruise with Princess. Our only other cruise was in the Mediterranean in October 2013 on the Celebrity Reflection.

It was a disappointing cruise. We flew into LA and spent the day waundering around San Pedro trying to kill time until we could board at 5 p.m. It was tiring however we did take a very interesting tour of the battleship USS Iowa which is berthed there.

At 5 p.ml. we boarded and went to our cabin. We had asked for twin beds with waffle tops, robes and distilled water. We had a double bed without a topper, no robes and no towels. We didn't have toiletries or tissues in the bathroom. Our steward was running around doing his best to bring the cabins up to standard. I must say by the end of the next day all of our concerns had been addressed and our steward did a very good job of keeping our cabin ship shape.

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