THE SHIP:
The Sea Princess is just one of the triplets in this Princess ship series, and we were very fortunate to be able to join this cruise at the last minute. Previously we have sailed on the Sun Princess in March 2011, and the Dawn Princess in 2009. The Sea Princess is apparently the newest in this series, only by a slight margin, and looks in far better condition than both the Dawn & the Sun. It is identical in layout and fittings, and we felt very much at home for this 2 week cruise.
DINING:
Cabin D215 is situated directly above the Princess Theatre, and was far too noisy during rehersals and late shows. Cojoined beds are uncomfortable with a ridge down the centre, and older mattresses on these beds tend to sag into the middle of the mattresses, making a wave effect. Cabins needs more electrical outlets, as this day and age, passengers tend to have more electrical items that need charging etc. Hairdryer needs to be in the bathroom, not outside in the cabin. For 2 people in a cabin you need to supply 2 chairs, not one. Even 2 stools would be more preferable to one chair.