Pride of America Review

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Great way to see Hawaii, Maui, Kauai

Review for Hawaii Cruise on Pride of America
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GMATT5557
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Apr 2023
Cabin: Mid-Ship Balcony

Embarkation was easy. Ship is nice and easy to get around. We had a balcony room and it was comfortable and suited our needs. We were on Port side and would have spent more time on balcony if we had been on starboard side. That being said, we did not spend much time in room. If you are a drinker, get the drink package. Best bartenders are Emma at back of ship and Mark at the pool bar. Many of the crew were nice and helpful, but there are some crew members that do not show any pride in their work and a few complainers. Food at the fee restaurants was delicious and I wish I could say the same for the buffet. It was very edible and the fruits were good, desserts okay, breakfast was good if you go to the omelet bars. Overall the food was okay.

The main objective of this cruise for us was the opportunity to see a sampling of the islands. Ports are not that great, but once you get into the island your in paradise. Alert!! DO NOT USE "MAUI HOPPERS BY ERIK". We got to the location for pick up ($45 uber) and he was a no show, no call, no text. Rude! I was able to get my money back for the excursion, but when your in Hawaii for the first time and probably the last, your first day and first excursion into paradise is taken away, you get a bitter taste for the locals. I did get pass it quickly as I did not want it to ruin the vacation.

We booked the two days before and two days after in Honolulu. Great choice! All in all it was a wonderful trip and highly recommend it to see Hawaii.

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