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  1. 1 hour ago, JimmyVWine said:

    Probably doesn't need its own thread, so I will tack the question on here.

    The new(er) ships (Royal, Regal, Majestic and according to the posted deck plan, Sky) have a venue called "Pastry Shop" ("Bakery" on Majestic) at the entrance to their respective buffet areas on the Lido Deck.  How does this venue differ, in terms of operating hours and offerings, from the International Cafe on those ships?  Thanks.

     

    On both the Royal and the Regal, the Pastry shop was open all the hours of the buffet from morning to late night. The International Cafe was open 24 hours.

    There is a coffee bar in the pastry shop also. There was a varied assortment of goodies in both locations.

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  2. 3 hours ago, flhusker said:

    Hubby and I have been loyal Princess cruisers; however with the changes this year we are switching to another cruise line.  Dinner times at 5:15 and 7:30 are you kidding me!  Do they think they are running an Old People's Home.  Active seniors don't eat that early.  Show times in Princess Theater have also been changed, I suppose to accommodate for the earlier dining times.  Now I find out from a friend that the lariat for the new Medallion costs $7.00-$18.00.  Are you kidding me!  You treating me old and at the same time have your hand in my pocket.  Thanks but no thanks!  Goodbye Princess!

     

    In the grand scheme of things, having good health so that you can freely cruise where and when you want  is more important than any complaint about dinner times.

    Happy cruising wherever you go.

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  3. 35 minutes ago, myjillian said:

    It's not a bribe...it's a "hello" I'm glad to meet you😃 and please don't yell at me...by the way who is Stewart?

     

    More often than not, when someone is referring to their ship steward, they spell it Stewart.😉

  4. Here's a tip if you aren't sure which way your facing when you leave an elevator on a Princess ship: all their ships have their even numbered cabins on the port side and odd numbered  cabins on the starboard side. 

    The lowest numbers go toward the bow and the higher numbers go toward the aft. The signs are posted in the entrance of the hallways from the elevator lobby similar to hotels.😊

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  5. 20 minutes ago, AF-1 said:

    Thanks Mom33,  we sailed last month on Caribbean Princess and last year on Emerald;  the pool was on deck 16; lido on both ships.  Have a great day; we have Sky booked next year; so will see what the layout brings.  I know by the time I sail; there will be plenty of chatter on these threads about the ship; along with lots of pictures(hopefully lots of pics)

    Have a great day

     

    You 're welcome and you have a good day too.😀

  6. 2 minutes ago, AF-1 said:

    So if it is on Deck 17 can you still acess it from the buffet area?  I have not been on either Royal or Regal.  Sky will be my first big ship with Princess

    There is a stairway that leads down to 16 where the alfresco dining tables for the buffet and entry to the buffet is. You can see it on the deck plans for Regal. 

    They never added the pool to Royal.

    The pool appears to be on 16 on the Sky, but it may be on 17. I'll only know for sure when I get on it this December🙃

  7. 7 minutes ago, AF-1 said:

    Mom33,  I thought there wasn't aft pool on Regal or Royal

    Yes, there is an aft pool on Regal. It is very small and only a dipping pool. The one on the Sky looks a little bigger.

    The pool on the Regal is on deck 17 aft

  8. We have been on the Royal and Regal and now we want to experience the newest ship. The Sky is our destination for this December cruise. We enjoyed the other ships and we'll enjoy this one too.

    The addition of the aft pool on the Regal took nothing away from the aft dining and seating availability.😎

     

  9. 5 hours ago, OzKiwiJJ said:

     

     

    The Retreat Pool, just outside the Sanctuary, is badly designed as a pool with wide steps going down the middle of one end. The pool is surprisingly deep so most people migrate to the edges leaving very little space for anyone doing laps.

     

    I have no problem swimming laps in the Retreat pool. I just do it in the morning or late day when the pool is less crowded. The walk in stairs make the pool usable for those that would have problems with the swim ladders..

    As far as depth, all Princess pools I have been in are deep for me at 5'4. People usually hang  on the sides.

    This is common on all Princess ships.

     

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