Regal Princess Review

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shamrockace
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Oct 2015
Cabin: Interior

This was our 12th cruise. We've cruised on Princess, Royal Caribbean and Carnival. I always say there is no such thing as a bad cruise, unless it would sink. But some are better than others.

We flew into New York three days prior to the cruise and stayed at the Millennium Hilton across the street from the World Trade Memorials. The locations was great as we were in walking distance of so many things and we could always find our hotel easily. It was costly, but we decided to splurge. This was our first time in New York City and coming from a small farm community in the mid-west, we were nervous.

We used a car service (dial 7) for our pickup at the airport to the hotel and for the ride from the hotel to the ship terminal. The vehicles were clean and the drivers polite. We requested a 10:30 am pick up to the ship terminal and when we arrived, we were allowed to check in immediately, with no lines. We were put in a holding room for Elite and Platinum members. The room was very crowded, but we didn't wait long before entering the ship. Excellent job Princess on the embark process.

Cabin Review

Interior

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If you don't need a third or fourth bed in your room, be prepared to hit your head and back a few times getting in and out of the bed especially in the middle of the night. Plenty of storage and the décor was fine. The room was located right next to the elevator. This was convenient, but would have been more so had we had a staircase. If I go on this ship (or it's sister ship) again, I would get a room in the back or front to better use the stairs.

Port Reviews

New York (Manhattan)

cruising past the Statue of Liberty is quite a site. We enjoyed our three days pre-cruise in New York seeing the sites.

St. Thomas

Trunk Bay is a beautiful beach. The boat ride to St. John and back was wonderful although I thought the price of the soft drinks and water was a little high and maybe should have been included.

Antigua

we were to take the speed boat tour of the one side of the island thru Princess. It was cancelled and instead of booking something else at the last minute, we walked into town. Mistake. Next time I'll book an excursion to the beach as we heard they were lovely

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