Emerald Princess Review

Constant sale of everything makes cruise painful

Review for Alaska Cruise on Emerald Princess
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10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Aug 2017

The cruise itself was wonderful. We took the island passage through Alaska and enjoyed every port except Victoria. One garden to see and nothing else. This port should definitely be skipped. We went on the bus tour and they took us around and showed us where the rich lived. Really? I thought I was on a Beverly Hills tour.

Would rate it a 10 out of 10, but then the constant painful sales pitches on everything, made the cruise painful.

A few examples: selling shots at breakfast, selling teeth whitening products when we were getting our hair done (and did not want to be bothered), selling innersoles when we went to the gym for a stretching class.

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Seattle

seattle has a homeless problem and it was very sad

we saw many locals giving items to the homeless, which was very nice to see

the lady at the dye-tie shirt called me a name for not buying a shirt. seemed a bit rude.

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