This cruise had the best entertainment of any previous Princess cruise. It would be hard to improve upon it. The food however, even in the "upscale" restaurants was poor. Something very wrong has occurred with the food selection and preparation on this ship. The safety drill was not adequate as life jackets were no longer required to be carried to the Muster Stations. Too many people were not paying attention to the instructions about how to put on life jackets. If passengers are not required to actually put on life jackets, this is a safety issue and panic will occur if life jackets are needed due to an emergency. I incurred $387.94 medical expenses due to an accident. A mid-ship elevator closed on my hand. I received adequate medical care and had to wear a wrist/hand brace for 12 days. An older woman was backing out of the elevator in a wheelchair and her can was beginning to drag on the floor. I thought the elevator door was going to close on the cane and placed my hand between the doors assuming the safety sensor would immediately open the door. The door closed on my hand and then, immediately opened. The cane was not closed on and the woman was not hurt. The elevator doors should be replaced with rubber "bumpers" that would lesson the above accident. We liked the larger TV's in our cabin but the TV placement was an accident in the making. From the picture I've attached you can see how easy it is to hit your head on the corner of the TV when coming into the cabin from the balcony. This is a safety issue that needs to be improved upon.