Ruby Princess Review

Disappointment with food and entertainment

Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Ruby Princess
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Davey Jones Dentist
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Feb 2019
Cabin: Interior

Having been on both Royal Princess and Regal Princess in the past year, we expected a better experience. The Royal had the very best food and entertainment that we have ever had on-board. The Regal was a close second. We were on the Ruby a few years ago before it was "overhauled" as they claimed. It wasn't much better than before. Even the Crown Princess was better,

It was a short five day trip from LA to Cabo and back. But that was no excuse for the food choices (or lack of food choices) and the lack of entertainment in the Piazza.

During the day, for the most part, the ONLY entertainment there was prerecorded music. Around dinner time, they occasionally had a Mariachi group who were very good. Once or twice we heard a pianist play for a brief time. No contests, no arts and crafts, no dance contests, no singers.... mostly listening to the crickets chirping! The Princess Theater had an excellent comedian (Jamal) and a great singer on the last night named "Teacup" but we had seen all of the stage shows in the past year or so on other cruises. In the Explorers Lounge, a duo called Walker Black were really great.

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Interior

Cabin IA

First time we tried an interior cabin. However, could not take a longer cruise without at least a window or port. (Don't know what category of cabin it was)

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Cabo San Lucas

Great trip - and they surprised us by providing a plate lunch!

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