Crown Princess Review

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Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Crown Princess
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froggy9143
10+ Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Feb 2016
Cabin: Balcony

We really enjoyed this cruise. The Crown Princess is an easy to navigate ship but needs a little upgrading. the staff on the Crown are the usually wonderful staff we find on all Princess ships.

We started with a 4 day West coast getaway and then stayed on for the 7 day Mexican Rivera. The best part is that between both cruises the ports were all different. I like doing B2B cruises, it is so easy to disembark walk through customs and then its right back on the ship again.

I was happy to see that they are still doing the Pub Lunch on sea days. Then International cafe is now my favorite place to grab something to eat, the paninnis are so good.

Cabin Review

Balcony

Cabin BF

Good Cabin location very convenient to all activities on the Lido Deck. Close to Elevators and stairs. No self Laundry on this deck. Plenty of room and a good sized balcony.

Port Reviews

Cabo San Lucas

The time in Cabo is too short, It would be nice if the ship could have stayed till around 5pm or so.

Los Angeles

It was very easy to get through the port, made embarkation a breeze.

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