Ruby Princess Review
4.5 / 5.0
papajimd
10+ Cruises • Age 70s
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Sail Date: Sep 2018
Cabin: Mini-Suite with Balcony
Princess continues to be our #1 or #2 out of six cruise lines. In no particular order, here’s why:
1. FOOD: (Thanks for Dairy-free and Gluten-free substitutes! )
DA VINCE DINING ROOM: I’ve never had so much delicious seafood available at every meal. The variety was terrific. Having salmon as a ‘standard’ in the Da Vinci dining room was a plus. Also, it was extraordinary to find that Princess (at least the Ruby) has brought back lobster tail to the main dining room (instead of restricting it to the specialty restaurants with $25+ cover charges). The steak used in Surf ’n Turf was the most tender ever.
Cabin Review
Mini-Suite with Balcony
Cabin MB
Quiet. Good-sized room. Two TVs! Bathtub (epsom salt baths every night after 2-3 hours of dancing!) Great location for accessing meals and entertainment.
Port Reviews
Seattle
Highly recommend EMP (Experience Music Program) at the Space Needle park.
Astoria, Oregon
What a surprise. Easy to take the 'train' downtown or to the Maritime Museum (which was fabulous). If there on a Sunday, for sure do the street market...unusual items for sale 'under the tents.'
Monterey
for sure visit the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
Victoria
The Natural History Museum (next to their Parliament building) is well worth a couple of hours.
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