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Since the Ocean Princess is a much smaller ship, is there an theater for evening performances. If not, what entertainment is available other than casino and bars? Thanks.

 

As per above response, shows are the same, just smaller scale. You will still see production shows, comedians, magicians, etc. The casino is tiny, but will still take your money. ;)

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As per above response, shows are the same, just smaller scale. You will still see production shows, comedians, magicians, etc. The casino is tiny, but will still take your money. ;)
Think of the Ocean Princess as a local grocery store rather than a big supermarket. Same amenities/products but not as much due to far fewer passengers/customers.

 

One great thing about the entertainers on the small ships is that they are far move visible and help out the CD's staff with activities and tours so you will meet and get to know them.

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We love the Ocean Princess. We seem to spend 30 to 50 days on her each year. There are shows just about every night. The only exception I can think of is when we are overnighting in port. For instance, we had two days in Dubai in October and there was no show the night we were there.

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The small ships have a very different feel that the larger ships. The shows are smaller, but more close up. It's more like a floor show at a club than an auditorium. Some nights it's a comedian or other entertainer. We did 10 days in South Pacific on Ocean Princess last year, and are planning a 51 day plus 12 day next year on Pacific Princess

 

 

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One important thing to know about the shows and entertainment in the Cabaret showroom .... if you want a seat with a decent view, get there early. It's not tiered, like the theater is. The sightlines are not very good, because there is only very slight incline to the floor, upward from the level where the performers are. If there are tall people in front of you it can be a problem trying to see the action. I was on the Ocean's sister ship, the Pacific, about 6 weeks ago, and encountered this.

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Thank you all for the helpful responses.

I have one more question(s):

I know the Ocean Princess does not have an International Café. If coffee cards are sold on the O. P., what venues serve the specialty coffees? Any fresh cookies in the afternoon? ;)

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Thank you all for the helpful responses.

I have one more question(s):

I know the Ocean Princess does not have an International Café. If coffee cards are sold on the O. P., what venues serve the specialty coffees? Any fresh cookies in the afternoon? ;)

 

Specialty coffees at Club Bar on deck 5 and the bar at the buffet entrance on deck 9.

 

Usually there is a no charge ice cream hour in the afternoon at the buffet. Make your own sundae with ship-made real ice cream. Also have fresh cookies available then.

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