Emerald Princess Review

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Copenhagen to Fort Lauderdale

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emillay999
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Sep 2011

The ship is wonderful and well taken care of. Food was excellent throughout although it was repeated in the buffet often and got a little boring, it was still very good. The age of the average guest on this cruise was 70-- and boy can those guys push and shove. Lots of handicapped people, including my husband! The crew and staff are well equipped for that population and were nice and smiling and respectful day after day.

Entertainment bordered on average. Production shows were good and so was anything the cruise director's staff put on. Comedians weren't that good, nor the jugglers. There were some sour chamber music played often in the Piazza, and also a hula hooper and a Chinese balance spinner. Ho hum. The lounge acts were good, however.

Ports were awesome-- just never enough time in them. We had some great days in Greenock Scotland, (super tour of Loch Loman and a Wool area) Reykjavik Iceland (went to Blue Lagoon and was disappointed and a wonderful day in Greenland with natives doing music and so friendly This itinerary is delightful.

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R501-- although across from crew area and noisy--it was so convenient to the swimming pool -- walk up one flight and also the elevators were nearby so walk to elevators and go down quickly. We liked it and would recommend for folks with a cane who can do stairs as you quickly get to pools and not far to buffet through pool.

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