Ruby Princess Review

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The best way to see Alaska

Review for Alaska Cruise on Ruby Princess
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nyoka
2-5 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Aug 2019
Cabin: Balcony

What is there not to love about sailing to Alaska aboard the Ruby Princess? Not much! The scenery is stunning, the amenities are fantastic, and the service was out of this world.

The good:

1) The ship is incredibly wheelchair accessible. I use a mobility scooter and the only place I encountered even the slightest challenge was at the gym (the machines are placed too closely together to allow a wheelchair transfer). Everywhere else, whether on ship or shore, there really wasn’t anything I couldn’t access. Our balcony stateroom, R301, was wonderful. Plenty of room to move about the room and balcony, and the roll-in-shower was perfectly equipped for my needs.

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Balcony

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Perfect for my needs. I could easily get around the whole room and bathroom in my scooter. Nice sized shower seat and soap holders and shower controls easily reachable from my seat. Our room steward Arnold was incredible and I wish I could take him home in my luggage — he actually folded any clothes left out on the bed or chairs!

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