Caribbean Princess Review

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Caribbean Princess... Not what we expected

Review for the Southern Caribbean Cruise on Caribbean Princess
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GCLHiram
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Apr 2010
Cabin: Balcony

Review of Caribbean Princess Cruise from San Juan to Southern Caribbean, April 25, 2010 - May 2, 2010

We are experienced cruisers and have cruised on Carnival three times and Royal Caribbean twice. Check-in at the pier was flawless and fast. Being able to bring wine and water onboard was a huge plus and having the duty-free store right there made it real simple.

Embarkation was fairly simple. A security staffer took charge of the wheelchair and we were brought right aboard the ship in a matter of minutes. When we did get aboard the ship, it was like walking into a standard hotel - nothing to jump out and "wow" us as with Carnival and Royal Caribbean.

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Balcony

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This was a handicapped room with plenty of room to get around either in a wheelchair or on crutches. The bathroom was perfect -- nothing to have to step over to get into the bathroom or into the shower. Very well designed! Balcony was large and easy to get onto via the ramp. Even though it was directly across from the elevators, it was still quiet. The main complaint was the lack of adequate air conditioning and air flow.

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