Pacific Princess Review

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Review for Transatlantic Cruise on Pacific Princess
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solo50
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2017
Cabin: Balcony

I Chose this cruise for two reasons, I had always wanted to do a Trans Atlantic Crossing, and I wanted a smaller ship. All my previous cruises were on much larger ships. Plus i have had great experiences with Princess in the past. The staff was great. Although it is embarrassing that they have been briefed on who has ordered the drink plan, and they keep an eye on you. The ship is old, and it shows, but the staff makes up for it. Would NOT recommend this cruise for Transatlantic Crossing, due to its size, after two days and a cruise director who needs to retire, I needed a few more spaces to walk around in.

You can NOT be anonymous on this ship. The rooms are basic, and clearly if you look at seams in bathroom, they keep applying quick filler for cracks, in my cabin it was chipping off and falling on floor- just was not quite sure what it was at the beginning.

Staff was great. However Effie Manger very kurt and rude. Lost a big sale do to his attitude. On other ships Effie managers have been great. Don't expect a lot of whizz bang from this ship, or educational classes, as they advertise for other ships. If you are looking to just read, relax, and go across the Atlantic, this is the ship of for you.

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Balcony

Cabin B4

Nice room. Lots of storage. Very little room to pass around bed to "sitting area".

A wall length mirror is opposing the bed. the LAST thing i wan to see is me in that mirror, first thing in the morning.

Princess, please dump it.

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