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Princess Cruise Line
MS Pacific Princess
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Reviewed by:Joe Jims
# previous cruises: 8
Date of Trip: June 9, 2003
Itinerary: Alaska-Inside Passage
The ship is quite small which I didn't think I would care for, but I loved it and can't wait to sail on her again. You really get a feel for the ship and passengers and crew.
The ship feels more like an elegant mansion instead of a ship. Oversized wingback chairs, fireplaces, etc. Teak crown molding everywhere. A real beauty.
Service was fabulous and so was the service. I hate the deserts and even did on the last princess cruise.
The cabin has a floor to ceiling mirror at the foot of the bed which made the room look huge. All ships should do this. The balcony was bigger than I thought and the bathroom is typical small. The room was very cozy (except our neighbors slammed the door every time they left which did rattle the wall).
The entertainment was great. No stage to speak of they performed on the dance floor but did a wonderful job. The comedian was the funniest man I have seen in a long time. I would pay to see him at a regular theater on land.
Lots of on board activities.
Since the ship is small you do get to know a lot of passengers. I have exchanged email addresses and have written already. I liked this the best on this little ship.
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