Pacific Princess - July 2017 photos

Just returned from an 18-day cruise to Norway on the Pacific Princess staying in Owner's Suite 8067.

This was the second cruise since the drydock and some things were not completed yet.

Was told there was new carpeting in the atrium.

Some new furniture on the pool deck

Had a complimentary dinner in the Sterling Steakhouse

One more photo from Sterling taken from our table

Nice photos. Been a while since we last sailed on her.

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Breakfast in Sabatini's was wonderful.

Waiters told us that it was all new paint, carpet, and chair coverings

New chair coverings in Sabatini's

Club Bar, don't know if this is new or not.

Hosted Afternoon Tea in our suite for CC Rollcall members

Room service delivered way too much food (and cups) for Afternoon Tea

Club Class Dining

Had posted attachments in an earlier thread, but now I know how to embed them (lol)

More Club Class Dining photos

On day one we had the new Princess Luxury Bed, but the old bed decorations.

On Day two, we received the new color scheme

Thank you for sharing! :)

People always ask about plugs.

220 an 110 available under the desk and the makeup area

Lots of storage for your clothes, ours would have fit in just one of them

Was told that there was a new sofa/lounger in the suite

Nice Dining Table with 4 chairs

We had dinner in our suite the night we were sailing out of Geirangerfjord.

Full sized TV (smaller TV in the bedroom)

Secondary bathroom with just toilet and sink

She looks wonderful. Thanks for posting. I'm looking forward to sailing on her next year.

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Main bathroom

Finally, balcony photos, teak table and 4 chairs, two loungers and a small table.

Lots of glass for a beautiful view.

More Club Class Dining photos

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Looks like they removed the lamps from the center of the tables. YAY!!

Those lamps did nothing except get in the way of the conversation.;p

Not that it matters but Club Class Dining chairs had arms while MDR chairs did not.