Regal Princess Cruise Reviews - Reviews

Good, but not great overall. Specialty restaurants food quality and menu selections terrible, no better than buffet and sometimes worse. Desserts at every venue terrible. Very good service and staff everywhere on ship. Excellent ship cleanliness and very good room comfort. Ship design poor. Ports of call average.

I am still awaiting a response from on why my $500 cabin credit was not applied to my account while on the ship. I was traveling with 7 others, everyone but me received their credit and were able to enjoy more shopping on the ship. I was told that I would have to wait while they confirm the offer applied to me (we all booked on the same call. I even provided the confirmation numbers for the others). Also, we had a very horrible experience on the Blarney Castle excursion booked with Princess and I was told 4 times that someone would be in contact with me from excursions. NO ONE has called. The 4th time I inquired I was told someone had already contact me. Which is incredible considering they could not tell me who had resolved the issue - BECAUSE NO ONE EVER SPOKE WITH ME!

The ports are the star of this cruise. The Ship was ok, the staff were good. Some of the food was a little weird, but the Gelato was very good. The places you get to see are great. For many you don't need ships excursions which are very pricey, you can use local transport and guides to see what you want.

There were enough interesting ports to make up for the lack of entertainment on board. Food and dining experience were excellent.

This was a great cruise. You get to see a lot of interesting cities and countryside in the UK and the Regal Princess is a nice ship. If you can, take at least a couple of days either before or after the cruise to tour London. It's well worth the time and extra expense. Be aware that the weather in the UK is very changeable. We experienced some very nice weather but also rainy, cold days. Pack appropriately.

Read the description for the cruise carefully. Descriptions are written in nice marketing words, which may not reflect what you actually observe. Calculate the total cost of everything (including shore excursions and other extras) then decide if the cost matches the actual offering? If you set your expectations based on actual cost you may be satisfied with the offerings. Do you mind being solicited to buy extras, even while you’re eating your dinner?

We loved Princess before Carnival bought it and this is first sailing since that occurred. Bottom line is everything is average now nothing is spectacular like the old days. This won’t matter for new cruisers who don’t know the difference

We really enjoyed this cruise, our first 12 day cruise. The average age was probably 75, older than we are, so some of the shows weren't necessarily our style. It is hard to please everyone! all in all, I'd recommend this trip!

as our first trans atlantic cruise it was a great experience and hope to do more

A great relaxing cruise with excellent onboard entertainment and very good ambiance on this ship

Excellent throughout -Amazing Crew, most helpful and accommodating

We enjoyed being in the Caribbean again. First time on a reposition which was fine, though prefer more days in ports versus sea days. We did purchase rum on Aruba, that the crew misplaced and cost us over 3 hours our last night on the cruise. Thankfully they did find it!

First time on the Regal. The ship is really worthy of her name. We typically travel not for the ports but just to sail. The Regal did have enough activities to satisfy everyone. We are already looking at the return trip back from Southampton to Galveston.

This was the cleanest ship that we have ever been on!! The staff was outstanding and the entertainment was the best we have ever experienced!! Definitely go on Princess lines!! They look out for every detail!!!

This was a good cruise with great ports of call. The twelve day duration was enjoyable.

I highly recommend a Princess cruise. It was our first time and we were pampered the whole time. We enjoyed the respect and maturity of the other passengers. It was a calmer and more refined experience than we previously had when sailing with Carnival. The medallion made the cruise so much easier (getting on and off the ship at each port, paying for items on the ship and in port, keeping track of friends and family, ordering food to be delivered to where you were, etc.) The day we got off the ship, we were already looking at options for our next Princess cruise.

Princess Cruise out of Galveston, Texas to the Western Caribbean and Mexico was very enjoyable, and features excellent service, food, and entertainment. There is a good variety of shore excursions available at all 3 ports that were visited. Will recommend this cruise to family and friends.

The cruise was great! Food and service were top notch. The only thing I did not like was the excursion we purchase in Roatan through . The beach was so crowded and the amount of local sales people made us feel unsafe.

Roatan is so magical and I loved all the ports. Costa Maya didn't have a lot to do but the mayan ruins are great and Baccalar Lagoon. On board everyone was kind and attentive and there was so much to do at any time. Easy to strike up conversations in public areas and staff participated well.

We had a great time on this cruise! For us, it was low activity (on purpose) and HIGH relaxation. Very enjoyable. I would like to see the deck chairs not picked up at like 4pm though. I'm not sure why this was a constant thing, as I personally LOVE being outside when the sun isn't beating down, but the crew picked up the lounge chairs starting around 4-5pm if no one was on them, and would even move people's items in order to pack up the chairs.