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A.Emgee
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posted 03-02-2001 02:09 PM      Profile for A.Emgee     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Does anybody know if this itinerary has been changed recently? I thought the Grand went to Ocho Rios, Jamaica (which is on the itinerary map at Princess' website). The itinerary on the website says "At Sea" for day 5, the brochure says "Costa Maya", and my online booking says "Majahual". What gives?
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WJCdiver
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posted 03-02-2001 07:26 PM      Profile for WJCdiver     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
We just got off a week Grand Princess cruising in the Eastern Carib. We had a wonderful time.

The service was excellent across the board.
The food varied from good to very good (but not excellent.) However the Horizon Court buffet was truly mediocre. I would suggest eating all of your meals in one of the dining rooms. Also, if you like Mexican food the Painted Desert is very good, especially for lunch - no surcharge and no problem getting a table. We did not try Sabatini's - why pay $15 bucks extra?

I will say the wine list is very fairly priced. The selection is not broad and leans to $20-30 per bottle. But at the top end they have a few very good bottles for a very fair price, e.g. Chateau Talbot for $66 - at most restaurants it would be over $100.

The shows were good, but not Broadway calibre by any means.

Most importantly, the overall service was excellent.

Regards,
Bill


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Pete n Earl
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posted 03-03-2001 08:20 PM      Profile for Pete n Earl     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
the Grand Princess is going to start Western Carib on May 6, every other week. Our itinery says the grand princess will stop at Costa Maya's port city of Majahual. This a new port and it looks like other lines will also stop there. Can't wait to go, Two months to go.
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