Royal Princess Review
4.0 / 5.0
vaugc002
2-5 Cruises • Age 30s
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Sail Date: Jun 2017
Cabin: Balcony
I arrived back yesterday after a Greek-islands cruise aboard the Royal Princess.
I'll begin by saying that I'm 25, I work for a travel company, I traveled with family, and I've cruised with Celebrity, Carnival, P&O and now Princess.
Embarkation was in Athens, in a not-so-classy white tent right by the ship's side. Thankfully the process was quick (we arrived a bit early) and we got on-board fine. The size of the ship is certainly impressive from the outset right until the end. We had numerous taxi drivers, guides etc comment on how big the ship was, and from below you can almost believe it's the biggest ship in the world.
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Balcony
Cabin BE
A smart, neat cabin with no thrills, a few squeaks and rattles and a great TV.
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