Grand Princess Review

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Oh, Oh, Mexico

Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Grand Princess
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Elizabeth927
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Nov 2018
Cabin: Interior
Tequila Factory
Grand Princess: View from the Bay Bridge
Boardwalk in Puerto Vallarta

I was invited to cruise this itinerary and the price was great! Our shore excursions that we took were city highlights because I had never been to Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, or Cabo San Lucas. The walking tour with Princess Cruises in Mazatlan was the best because we were able to see the city highlights while doing some preferred shopping. From the Cathedral to the Cliff Divers, the tour was great and Akino was fun, funny, and helpful. The bus tours in Puerto Vallarta were rich with culture and knowledge. The Mama' LuciaTequila factory people were super gracious-bring money or your card to buy this great product that is only available in this village. I need to watch Night of the Iguana so I can learn more about the movie greats who brought so much business to this lovely area of the world. Los Cabos was beautiful! The glass factory with the handblown glass items was stunning. And the artists who were making the products did a great job. And our tour guide made sure we knew the difference between a "pachanga" and a "fiesta". LoL. Pachangas are a bit wilder.

Dining on board was delicious. We had "any time dining" and sometimes made a reservation for two for the Michelangelo dining room, but mostly we sat with others because my husband and I love hearing and sharing our stories with people from around the world. Sabatini's rocked with the Northern Italian dairy-inspired dishes. But I know my husband really enjoyed the bounty of the sea southern Italian meals. Dancing, night clubs, sitting by the pool. It was all good.

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Interior

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The cabin was clean and had everything we needed. I chose this tiny and dark cabin on purpose even though we could have upgraded for a minimal fee. It really is what I wanted because it forced my husband and me to get out and explore! Our cabin steward was perfect in all he did for keeping our room tidy and our ice bucket filled. :-) Because it was dark, we were able to sleep in even after the sun had risen. Bring a small clock next time, though, because you do lose track of time with no windows.

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