Crown Princess Cruise Reviews - Questions and Answers
33 Crown Princess traveler questions & answers
A: All three are pretty much the same and I believe the food for all three is prepared in the same galley (see the blank spot on the deck 6 deck plan). We do prefer Michelangelo or Da Vinci because they are both accessed off the atrium area, while Bott... icelli requires going aft on deck 7 or above, then down to deck 6. That area outside the dining room can get congested - even claustrophobic - with people early for 5:00 PM reservations.See More
Answered by RichB165 on April 15, 2024
A: We haven’t stayed in that particular cabin, but with passenger cabins above, below, and on both sides of you ship operations, deck chair noises, dining room or lounge noises will not be a factor. Elevator chimes and “Baja, deck 11” automated announc... ements aren’t generally audible beyond the immediate area. Early morning breakfast delivery is generally very quiet until they knock at the door. Behavior of your fellow passengers will be the key. Longer cruises usually mean older demographic & fewer noisy kids, so late-night revealers stumbling back to their rooms would be my only noise concern.See More
Answered by RichB165 on April 30, 2024
A: I am sure it'll be one of the first sea days. I googled about how many formal nights for an 11 night cruise. there are two.
Answered by enjoyurdaysmile on March 30, 2024
A: The last 11 day cruise I did had 2 formal nights and one "dress to impress" night. 2 were on sea days and one was on Christmas Day (not a sea day).
Answered by msstephie on March 30, 2024
A: I googled again and it says there are three because it's an 11 night cruise so they usually have it spread out in days. I don't know what days you're going to have to find out when you go on the ship or if somebody knows on shipmate. I've never taken... an 11-day cruise with princess.See More
Answered by enjoyurdaysmile on March 30, 2024
A: Day 3 and day 10 according to the Princess app ship schedule
Answered by snoemi67 on April 25, 2024
A: Yes, please do not smoke on your balcony. I don’t want your live ashes getting sucked into my cabin and setting my curtains on fire.
Answered by mtkruzer on April 16, 2024
A: Per Princess site, Cigar lounges, a section of the nightclub, as well as a portion of the open decks. The Casino and Casino Bar are non-smoking areas on board, with the exception of designated slot machines where guests are permitted to smoke only... while playing at those machines.See More
Answered by CruiselineAdmin on April 17, 2024
A: I'm not sure but normally on the pool deck. it's on the starboard side and you'll just have to find out when you go on board because I have never been on this ship and I don't smoke anyway. and if you have a balcony I'm just saying there is no smokin... g on a balcony at all.See More
Answered by enjoyurdaysmile on March 25, 2024
A: on the Crown...the smoking areas are 1. deck 10 front outside. 2. Deck 7 outside. 3. cigar lounge on deck 6 just inside casino
Answered by parsonmatt1 on March 25, 2024
A: Lunch is usually only served on Sea Days in the MDR
Answered by deboftheseas on March 24, 2024
A: I forgot this was for the Crown princess. I'm going on that in 26 days as well on the 20th of April. welcome aboard
Answered by enjoyurdaysmile on March 24, 2024
A: I'm going on the same ship you are
Answered by enjoyurdaysmile on March 24, 2024
A: I am not sure. You would have to get the info when in the ship unless someone on Ship Mate knows.
Answered by enjoyurdaysmile on March 23, 2024
A: I’m currently on the Grand Princess and I’ve been on a few Princess Cruises and generally breakfast in the main dining rooms is 7 to 9am and dinner 5 to 9pm. Lunch in the main dining rooms are usually only on sea days. These hours may vary if you are... in full suite cabins. If you search on YouTube I’m sure you’ll find the information you’re looking for.See More
Answered by TravellerSW on March 25, 2024
A: everybody's off the ship during excursions times which I should say port days actually so it's no reason for them to open which is understandable. I'm going on the Crown. Princess and lesson 4 weeks
Answered by enjoyurdaysmile on March 24, 2024
A: Will presume Sunwaidsw has his answer by now, but for others interested, the Crown Princess had the following dining schedule on its Oct. 2023 Cal Coastal: Main Dining rooms officially opened for Dinner at 5:00 PM, but often began seating about 4:45... (Make reservations in your Medallion app). Sabatini's and Crown Grill also posted 5:00 PM opening times. For breakfast, Botticelli seated from 7:00 AM to 9:00. Horizon Court started Continental Breakfast at 5:30 AM, Full Breakfast at 6:00, transitioned to Lunch at 11:30, with Afternoon Snacks beginning at 3:30, and Dinner from 5:30 until 10:00. On the Lido Deck, Salty Dog Grill & Coffee & Cones served from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM while Slice pizza served from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM. The International Cafe was open 24 hours.See More
Answered by RichB165 on November 9, 2023
A: Yes, all cabins seem to have a safe deposit box, large enough to fit wallets, passports, even a small purse. Easy to use, and very convenient since no cash required while on board (use you room key card for any beverage, gift shop, photo, shore excu... rsion expenses).See More
Answered by royOnVacation on November 28, 2018
A: On cruises of 4 nights or less, no formal nights. Cruises of 5 to 10 nights, one and possibly two. Hawaii cruises (15-16) have 3 formal nights.
Answered by bhamilton001 on December 18, 2022
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