Ruby Princess Review

First Cruise out of LA - LOVED it! Ruby is a classic with some new upgrades!

Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Ruby Princess
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halfofvamh
6-10 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Jan 2019
Traveled with children

This was our first cruise out of a 'pacific' port and we loved it - we will definitely be back. The ease of flying into LA was perfect. We landed, ate breakfast at Planet Hollywood in the International Terminal at LAX (before security) and then took an uber to the port. Embarkation was a breeze - our room wasn't ready so we just explored the ship.

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Our cabin D734 was amazing - very private balcony, great location near pools and buffet. Our steward (Paolo) was the best.

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Amazing room! Great location on Deck 9 near the pools and buffet. VERY private balcony with no rooms on the left and a suite on the right - no one can see in from above or below. We used the drop-down bunk bed. I would pick this room 100x over, worth any extra cost associated. The view was always great too!

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