We were on the Star Oct 30 Western cruise and thouroughly enjoyed it. This was our 17th Princess cruise and the third time on the Star. Nice ship but we still prefer the Sun Class. The food was as good, if nit better, than any of our previous Princess cruises, as was the service in all areas. When we had a problem requiring a Doctors Release for our son to finish his New Waves SCUBA certification the pursers staff wnt out of their way in allowing us free phone calls back to Michigan to obtain the needed documents.
We didn't take in all of the shows - we had seen Scott and the Magician before, but, Scott did have some new material. The first ten minutes of his early show he spent picking on the Bears, exclaiming that he felt safe because they were not at the show. They had standing reservations for all 450 of them at 8:15 in the Capri dining room. Thius info we got from the Maitre De on the first day and also Captain Nash.
The Bears were not a problem for us. I did see that they took over the aft pool but I never saw anything other than some affectionate hugging going on, although I only wandered back there once.
Deck chairs didn't seem to be a problem, there were always open chairs someplace if not directly poolside.
We had the pleasure of being invited to the most traveled luncheon and were seated at a table for 6 with the Captain hisself. We had a very nice chat with him during lunch.
The cruise was fully booked - there were a couple of other groups including a singles group.
Since Coz was wiped out by Wilma we did make an anchor stop there to send in relief supplies. According to Capt. Nash Costa Maya was fully berthed and had no more room that particular day - so - it was either make a supply stop or spend a day at sea going around in circles.
Ron

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