Can't say enough about 3 of the entertainers on board. John Bressler, Steve Moris & the half Columbian, half British guy who's name eludes me. The Princess dancers also put on great production shows. The cruise director, David Clark always kept us laughing and our cabin steward, Nonito Noble bent over backwards to make us as comfortable as possible in the awful cabin we had. Food was very good. Feel like Princess nickels & dimes us at every turn with internet charges, soft drinks, etc.

Never ever chose cabin P201! It was right by the forward thrusters so when pulling into or leaving ports, you were shaken & definitely could not sleep through it. Not a problem if getting into port at a decent hour but when we had to get into Hilo at 2 am to offload a passenger that had died, we definitely were woken up. (I know I shouldn't complain as it wasn't one of us who died but we only found out later the circumstances.) The room was more than a foot narrower & shorter than the same category room we had on the Sapphire Princess so hubby had to climb off the end of the bed to get in & out. All 5 dresser drawers were broken so hard to slide in & out. (The worst 2 were repaired for us but not the other 3.) One good thing, the window sill was about 25" deep so you can sit in it like a bay window - & I did to read. Asked about changing cabins & were told no even though they admitted there were empty cabins.