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I love playing scrabble and canasta are these played in the games room.

Most Princess ships do not have a dedicated game room or area. A few do. Most Cruise Directors reserve an area of a dining room or other area for some hours each day for cards and games. My experience is that these sessions are not hosted or organized. So, the playing of games and cards is dependent on the passengers and each cruise is different. CD's on Australian based cruises may differ their policies on this. One way for you to organize games or cards is through the Roll Call for your voyage. There you may find other passengers that have the same interest.

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I've seen staff setting up a table of games in Sabatinis after the suite breakfast. Makes sense because they don't serve lunch so it is available until mid afternoon at least. What a nice setting!

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