Princess Cruises Reviews

The new cruise connection in SF is really an improvement over our last Cruise where traffic had to be stopped on the Embarcadero. While the Grand Princess is a little shop worn compared to the newer ships in her class, it served us well and we were able to take advantage of many of the new features of Medallion service that will be completely a part of this this ship in March. Our service was flawless even though many of the service providers were on their first contract. We often had to remind the dinning room that even though we were in a room that had plenty of dinning on request, we had a reserved table for our family of 6 and desired our consistently good waiter and her knowledge of our particular needs. One member was a powerchair user that did not desire to climb steps, Our art excursion at Puerto Vallarta was exceptional, the long excursion to Colima and Comala was perfunctory. Getting on and off the ship at the ports was exceptional. Bar staff didn't know what a dirty martini was (a martini with oliver juice). Our handicap room was perfect for us. This ship was the oldest (1997)in its group and sometimes came across as little threadbare. Our previous cruise on the Ruby to Alaska was exceptional with a much newer ship and no signs of wear.

with back to back cruises we experienced many cultures and beautiful scenery. The warm temperature were a welcome relief from winter.

Poor entertainment except for Singer Mr. Brown, Crew very good, always courteous and ready to help, for them ****, the food quality on daily buffet very poor, need a lot of attentions and a serious improvement. Excellent pizza on deck 14. The food in Dining room need some attention, personnel very good. The culinary demonstration a disaster, the Indian pastry chef saved the show in some way. The personnel at the Purser/Hotel Dept. alway corteous , efficient and professional. This cruise is not recommended for young people. I’m afraid to book a cruise with Princess, therefore I do not recommend . Thank you

Much older group of people than I expected. Over 800 people over 80. So many walkers, wheelchairs, and realtors. Disappointed in that 2 ports unable to be seen with no compensation. Cannot blame weather but had I known that the chances of seeing the Fiords was slim, I may not have booked this cruise. Not as much variety and selection of free food areas to choose from. Everything cost additional price. Overall would not sail this cruise again.

The balcony cabin size was a disappointment.

We chose the regal princess for our parents 60th anniversary vacation! It turned out perfect in every way! The ship was immaculate, service was excellent, accommodations, entertainment, & food exceeded our expectations. Would highly recommend it!

Great food, entertainment, customer service, all around amazing vacation! I'm ready to go back!!

It was a lot of fun. Wish you had more time in cabo on the 2nd day. Leaving at noon didn't give us a lot of time.

Had fun learning about the cultures in the South Pacific.

Enjoyed the trip very much. The steward was so kind and helpful. Liked the medallion so did not have to carry a purse. Weather for the most part was great. Loved scenery

Our cruise was good. The food, the dining room staff and the stateroom attendants were very good. Eight days at sea were not. Not enough things to do since all the little games to kill time have been done many times before. I would suggest we stop at more ports. We are in CENTRAL AMERICA! Take advantage if that itinerary and visit those countries!!! Also the entertainment was the same: singers ,comedians etc. Princess should bring music and or forkloric dancers from those countries so it’s different and educational. A missed opportunity in my opinion.

While it wasn't meant to be a spectacular vacation it was meant to be a get out of the house to a warmer location to rest and recuperate from life....a forced "relax and enjoy ourselves". And it did just this. The food was a little salty for our taste but not overly so. The service was exemplary. I had not one issue with service nor with the room. Our excursions; One in Mazatlan- the estuary cruise that included a trip to a restaurant for lunch was amazing form start to finish. Loved the guide on the estuary tour- Polo. The Pelicans recognized him and seemed to like him too. That was very nice. Plus we saw many different kinds of birds. lunch was delicious. Nice all around. The Cabo tour was El Arce and city tour. I could have walked around to the other side of our ship to see "El Arce" and the city tour was a drag with a boring guide who seemed to think she was funny- she was boring. So this cruise met our expectations, we returned relaxed and energised. Next time no Cabo tour for us. But I have wonderful pictures of birds and relaxing memories of being pampered in a warm (Not too warm, just right) environment with pleasant people to visit with at meals. Thank you Tina at Avoya for finding the perfect vacation for us.

Wonderful experience, although we have been to different parts of the Caribbean. Love the relaxing atmosphere, the only thing I miss was the fact that we could not dance due to small space available, but I do understand that you do not usually have a lot of ballroom dancing guests. It would have been nice if we could play our own music when the Fusion was not in use.