Emerald Princess Review
4.5 / 5.0
ohjames
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s
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Sail Date: Sep 2017
Cabin: Balcony
We carefully chose the Emerald after much research, as this was our first cruise. There is no doubt that the people making this ship go are sincere and dedicated to making customer service the #1 thing they do from day to day. Service in the restaurants are consistant. Share is basically a $150 a plate dine for $29 dollars.
Having a Masters Degree in Music, I'm rather confused with the critic that discounted 'Magic to Do'. This production alone was worth the cruise and most likely would cost upwards of $150 a chair to view on Broadway. All of the productions are incredible creations and as varied as the people that occupy the ship.
The spa is worth every penny from hair to massage, and don't even miss out on the 'Sanctuary'....the service and relaxation is unbeatable.
Cabin Review
Balcony
Cabin B1
Dead center of ship. Access to all elevators equadistant. Little movement in rough seas. About as spacious as you need with an outside deck that is a bit larger than most and half covered/half open to accomodate rain or sun.
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