The Atlantic was a little rocky but the Regal Princess was Great!

Regal Princess Cruise Review to Transatlantic

KarenK8

Contributor Level: Second Mate

Cruises: 7+ cruises

Reviews: 11

Helpful Votes: 211

Overall rating:

5 out of 5

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14 Night British Isles & Norway Passage (Copenhagen To New York)

Sail date: September 10, 2016

Ship: Regal Princess

Cabin type: Balcony

Cabin number: A739

Traveled as: Couple

Reviewed: 8 years ago

Review summary

This was our first transatlantic cruise. We took it because we wanted to see Ireland and Scotland. This cruise not only stopped there but gave us some other wonderful ports at a reasonable price.

We did not book a hotel in Copenhagen through Princess (that is where the cruise started) and I waited too long so I had a lot of trouble getting a room. There were two international conferences that weekend so everything was taken. I recommend you book hotel rooms as soon as you book your cruise. We also had a great aft balcony but if you get sea sick at all, stay mid ship.

Ship experiences

Food and Dining

5 out of 5

Onboard Activities

3 out of 5

Entertainment

5 out of 5

Service and Staff

5 out of 5

Ship Quality

3 out of 5

The theater on the ship did not have anywhere to place a drink which made it difficult .

Cabin / Stateroom

5 out of 5

Lovely cabin ad the cabin steward (GLEE) was wonderful

Ports of call

Copenhagen, Denmark

5 out of 5

Kristiansand, Norway

3 out of 5

If you go on a Sunday, everything is closed!

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Bergen, Norway

5 out of 5

Greenock (Glasgow), Scotland

5 out of 5

Belfast, Northern Ireland

5 out of 5

Cobh (Cork), Ireland

5 out of 5

We took a long tour of West Cork countryside and it was terrific. Beautiful country

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Boston, Massachusetts

5 out of 5

New York, New York

5 out of 5

4 Comments

noname111 8 years ago

Thank you for posting your review. We enjoyed our TA cruise east-to-west in 2015. It was Spring and we expected more churn in the sea but turned out ok. Didn't really matter because we were enjoying ourselves regardless. Happy sails!

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dcaland2001 8 years ago

We were on an 16 day transatlantic cruise that started in Fort Lauderdale in April 2012. The passengers on that cruise were probably in their late 50's and up. We did have some families with young children on board. The itinerary was fantastic for all ages.

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jbearit 8 years ago

It was a bit older but mostly retired, of course. Many of us were on for 20 plus days.

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deepcman 8 years ago

What do you think the agerage age of the passengers was? The TA's that we've done on RCCL always had an older crowd.

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