| Paul Therault |
Jul 5th, 2002 09:09 PM |
Hi Delores,<BR><BR>Wow, seething.<BR><BR>Of all the cruise lines I have sailed the beds all seem the same to me except when they get worn out and you sink in the middle. The Pride's beds are new. You will not have any better luck on any other cruise line.<BR><BR>This is my opinion but I thought the food was excellent. The "food court" style buffet was the best ever. NY Deli, Asian Counter, Food of Nations Counter that changes daily, the regular buffet/carving line, the fruit and dessert counter, the Grill serving burgers, fries, dogs, salad, steak and chicken breast sandwiches and veggie burgers Also the 24 hour Pizza, calzone, caesar salad counter and the 24 hour ice-cream bar. None of the food is dry and unsavory. And what is best - no lines.<BR><BR>The dining room although looking like an enormous Dennys has great real prime rib and lobster twice. The steaks, veal and lamb were just as good. Other than the desserts that are brought on the ship frozen (choose RCCL here), I can not see how you did not enjoy the food. There are so many choices. <BR><BR>The first production show was the most creative I have seen on any ship with the exception of the last show on Disney. Sure it's loud ... full orchestra. It's not church, you know.<BR><BR>I don't understand. Possibly you went on the cruise expecting the worse and therefore it met your expectations. Or possibly you are used to the sedate experience of a Radisson, Crystal, Seabourn, Cunard or Silversea.<BR><BR>You will not find many negative reviews for the Pride.<BR><BR>Hope you have a better experience next time.<BR><BR>Paul
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