Great Cruise for the Older Crowd
Royal Princess Cruise Review to Europe - Mediterranean
10 Night Western Mediterranean (Rome To Barcelona)
Sail date: May 17, 2017
Ship: Royal Princess
Cabin type: Balcony
Cabin number: A720
Traveled as: Family (older children)
Reviewed: 7 years ago
Review summary
The Princess cruise was fine. The food was descent and the ports were good, though it would of been nice to have three days at sea instead of two. My only real issue was the lack of nightly entertainment on board. There were no big shows to see after dinner. There were some crew-run activities, but no shows like on Royal Caribbean, for example. There were a few nights of dancing, but it ended at 8pm. That being said, it was a great cruise for my elderly parents.
I was surprised at the lack of real entertainment on this cruise. The entertainment, schedule, food choices, dining, etc is the same as it has been for 30 years. It has been 7 years since I have cruised before this last cruise, and I was expecting new and creative onboard experiences, but Princess (at least on this particular cruise) has not worked very hard to update their entertainment for the younger crowd.
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Ship tip
The Royal Princess is a nice ship, but has a confusing layout, especially if you are in the Allegra Dining Room. I had to look at the ship map daily to find my way around the ship. The Mediterranean cruise was fine for my senior parents who enjoyed spending their free time relaxing in the room.
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