Princess Ruby Princess Cruise Reviews for for the Disabled to Europe - Western Mediterranean from Rome (Civitavecchia)

This was our 8th cruise and our fourth with Princess Cruises and we feel that it did not live up to expectations. The menus in the restaurants were abstract and ambiguous. What you ordered from the description on the menu was not what was served up to you, i.e. a ribeye steak turned out to be a sirloin, a fillet steak turned up as medallions and also what was described as ribbons of beef turned up ...

First, I must thank the cruise critic website for such a good, and informative site concerning cruising, ports, tips, deals, and other travel information. I must also thank everyone who have contributed to the site, concerning cruises, reviews, boards, and all other travel advice that I have repeatedly read on the site. Further, a special thanks to the cruise critic people I have met in person on ...

This is a revised version of my "Live From the Ruby Princess." Accordingly, some of it is written in the present tense, as it was just happening. Before each cruise, I always learn so much from folks here on Cruise Critic. This time, however, I have to point out a particular member. If you are planning a trip that includes Italy, and plan to use the trains, you must search for GPSLover and read ...

We are a family of four. I am 46, and DH is 54. Our children are 14 and 12.  Although I had been to Europe several times in my younger years, my husband had not.  Note: VERY different returning to Europe middle-aged and with kids than carefree and in college..ha! We had both a mini-suite and an interior room. We had originally booked a PH on Riviera but after reading reviews here,  decided to save ...