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I encourage you to ask any further question on the Princess board:

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=197

 

...but I won't leave you hanging here with no answer at all

 

List of Princess Full Suite amenities:

https://www.princess.com/downloads/pdf/ships/PrincessSuite_eFlyer.pdf

 

Yes you officially get them all including Club Class Dining and the Specialty Dining Breakfast for everyone even though the Family Suite is not laid out like a true "Suite". It has one bedroom with a queen size bed and a larger bathroom as found in a Princess Mini-Suite. Second bedroom has two uppers and two lowers and the standard tiny bathroom with shower only. So you may have to press your steward for sufficient upgraded bathroom amenities for your entire party. Sitting area is supposed to have two sofa beds--if you plan to use them both for sleeping immediately check that they have not substituted a regular non-sleeper sofa for one or both.

 

 

Thank you!

We are doing a family cruise with our kids and some extended family on Emerald Princess and we booked the Family Suite. I read that we get the same perks as full-suite guests. Is that true? What kind of amenities are provided to suite/family suite guests? Has anyone had experience with the family suite? Thoughts/suggestions? Any information is welcome. Thank you!

Hello, is there an electrical outlet in the bathroom on the Ruby?

 

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We just got off a week long cruise on the Ruby. Yes there is a plug in the bathroom (as mentioned for shavers and such). My husband used it to charge his phone! There is a regular plug in the room next to the desk (we were in a balcony) and I used that for my blow dryer. Never had a problem. There is also a plug in the wall behind the TV and most TVs have a USB you can charge your phones/electronic devices in as well.

 

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Can the Coffee Card be used in the MDR?

Yes it can! My husband and I enjoyed cappuccinos after our dinner and used the card. They punch it for you right at the table.

 

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Check on your roll call... you might be able to register one person in with someone else. It's been done and is legal as long as each person has a berth. Of course you would have to pay the fare. The room keys and accounts are easy to settle with the front desk. Families do this often with no issues. m--

Thanks for the suggestion. Much appreciated!

 

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Was that on Princess or a different cruise line? It also may depend on who you are talking to at the time of booking maybe ??? I've found some reps to be more accommodating than others.

 

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Yes it was Princess.

 

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Interesting because I wanted to do that with my daughter but they wouldn't let us. We had to get a larger room or adjoining.

 

We sailed Princess in January and our daughter (who was 2 at the time) stayed in a 2 passenger room with my husband and I. She slept in a pack and play.

 

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In my experience usually the cruise line won't allow extra passengers in rooms beyond their passenger capacity. We have a toddler as well as we were not able to book a room and just put her in with us. It's due to the manifest and safety regulations. We would have to book two adjoining rooms to accommodate.

 

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