Crown Princess Review

Crown Princess is a great ship

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Crown Princess
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Royalcaribbeans
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Nov 2010
Cabin: Interior

We are loyal Royal Caribbean cruisers. Prices seemed to be a bit high on their ships this fall so we booked on Princess where the pricing was much more affordable.

We normally cruise at least twice a year. We had some apprehensions about booking the Crown Princess because two of the couples we sailed with are in their mid twenties and love RCCL for the Royal Promenade, the flow rider and the pub style bar.

While on vacation we really vacation. We have theme nights like 80's nights, toga parties and crazy hat nights. Generally we do not do the formalities. Formal night means long pants, unfortunately, with open shirts, crazy hats and lighted jewelry. Other passengers either think we are trashy yet most love to party with us. When entering a dining room for dinner, we get applause. I don't get the whole formal, snooty thing people have about cruising, but I respect it. I wish some passengers would mind their own business. We are not lewd, loud or obnoxious. We basically stick to ourselves unless you want to party with us then you are graciously accepted into the partying.

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Interior

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160 feet of a well laid out interior cabin. Air conditioning worked great, mattresses were very comfortable and there was a lot of closet space.

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