Caribbean Princess Review

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Last New England cruise of the season

Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Caribbean Princess
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clearwaterflorida111
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Oct 2009

It seemed like a good idea coming from Florida to see the leaves changing at their prime. We booked the last cruise of the season for the New England/Canada trip and started the cruise off from NYC with gale force winds. Many people sick but the Captain did a fabulous job keeping the passengers informed to the great enjoyment of the comedians. Embarkation was great. We arrived early (about 11:30) and were in the statetoom before 12:30. Since you should arrive between 1-4, we were pleased. We had lunch in the Coral Dining Room and it was slow and food mediocre. Due to the bad weather our 1st port of call was cancelled. We had looked forward to Newport but will enjoy it at another time. Our room was clean and pleasant but showed wear. Our cabin steward did a good job but the TV remotes were intermittant. Storage in the mini-suite was super. Bathroom spacious.

The entertainment in the Princess Theater was very enjoyable. We had no trouble finding a seat but didn't come late. The singers/dancers were entertaining. The comedians that we saw were not very funny. Did enjoy the bagpipe show in Halifax.

Food in the dining room (anytime dining) was uninspiring. We did enjoy the steak restaurant-it was absolutely worth $25 upcharge. HIGHLY recommend the Chef's Table. It costs $75 per person and is worth that and more. It exceeded our expectations. What a treat. Don't miss it!

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Cabin AE

D109. Mini suite. Good size with plenty of storage. Big bathroom. Remote on TV has to be held in the air to work. Balcony was great but unusable due to weather. We brought wine in our suitcases and nobody cared. Bad weather and we felt all of the waves as the cabin is the 2nd from the front at the arc of the ship. 9th deck. Maybe smoother in the middle of the ship.

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