Ruby Princess Review

Great staff - great time

Review for Hawaii Cruise on Ruby Princess
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10+ Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Apr 2015
Cabin: Balcony

We flew into LAX and did the transfer which was fine as they checked you into the cruise at the hotel which was convenient; I would have considered flying into Long Beach airport which is closer but no airlines offered a direct flight from our city, and I like to keep things as simple as possible when I travel.

Almost everything about this trip was great - the Cruise Director staff was terrific, specialty dining was good, although the Crab Shack was a bit disappointing. The one area that we found lacking was the Main Dining room menu. We sailed on the Royal in January and the menu selections were virtually identical. I was hoping the Chef had something original or more Hawaiian dishes. Understandably, this cruise was not the norm for the Ruby so I get that they didn't have an abundance of Hawaiian decor, entertainment or cuisine, but some additions here and there would have been nice.

Our cabin location was terrific - L250. I really liked that you can just step our the door and be on deck within a few feet. Now I am a Lido deck devotee.

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Balcony

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Loved loved love our Lido location - it was a little windy to use the balcony during sea days but the pool was steps away. Emilio was a great steward.

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