A picture of Island Princess, one of the smallest Princess ships, against Sun Princess, one of the largest

Princess Cruises Voyager class ships: exciting news for the brand, bad news for cruisers?

A picture of Linda and Ben showing standing in front of a white van in the Rob the Bank 2 escape room in Sudbury

Review: Rob the Bank 2 escape room, Sudbury Escape Rooms, Suffolk, UK

A picture of Linda and Ben standing behind the reception desk in the Eerie Motel escape room

Review: Eerie Motel escape room, Sudbury Escape Rooms, Suffolk, UK

A picture of Ben & Linda inside The Ward escape room at Keylock Games in Wickford, Essex

Review: The Ward escape room, Keylock Games, Wickford, Essex, UK

A picture of some of the beverages included in a Princess drinks package in front of a swimming pool and a ship's funnel

Should I Buy A Princess Drinks Package?

A picture of Island Princess, one of the smallest Princess ships, against Sun Princess, one of the largest

Princess Cruises Voyager class ships: exciting news for the brand, bad news for cruisers?

A picture of Linda and Ben showing standing in front of a white van in the Rob the Bank 2 escape room in Sudbury

Review: Rob the Bank 2 escape room, Sudbury Escape Rooms, Suffolk, UK

Princess Cruises Voyager class ships: exciting news for the brand, bad news for cruisers?
Posted in

Princess Cruises Voyager class ships: exciting news for the brand, bad news for cruisers?

Princess Cruises has just announced three enormous new Voyager class ships – each carrying 4,700 guests and set to dwarf anything in the current fleet. It sounds exciting. But if Sun Princess and Star Princess are anything to go by, bigger may simply mean more crowded, worse service and fewer interesting ports. We explain why this might be bad news for cruisers.

Casablanca cruise chaos: Casablanc-nah and the day the port disappeared
Posted in

Casablanca cruise chaos: Casablanc-nah and the day the port disappeared

Casablanca was the highlight of our cruise, until violent swells forced Sky Princess to abandon port. From sleepless alarms to shattered glass and snapped mooring lines, this is the story of a day that never happened at sea instead of Morocco disappointment lingered long after the waves settled leaving us wondering what might have been.