Ruby Princess Balcony Cabin L210 Tour
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the shower was rather small, but the closet was big
the worst thing about this cabin was that deck 16 overhangs enough to allow people to look down into your balcony
this is the bathroom pretty standard for a ship very small in other words
almost every ship we go on has one of these safes and unless you lock it shut it always opens on you
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This is a quick tour of a standard balcony cabin (stateroom) on the Ruby Princess. The cabin is about the same size as balcony cabins on other ships, not too small, but not large either. The shower was rather small, but the closet was big. It had plenty of additional storage here and there. The worst thing about this cabin was that deck 16 (on the deck above) overhangs enough to allow people to look down into your balcony. The Ruby Princess is Sister ship to the Emerald Princess and the Crown Princess. It was built in 20018 and refurbished in 2015. It is 113,561 tons in size and carries 3,080 passengers. I know some might think it's not important but, Princess ships have self-serve laundromats, which can be useful. This ship cruises the Mexican Riviera and The California coastline in fall and winter. In spring and summer, it is in Alaska. We hope you enjoy the videos and your next cruise. Please Subscribe to our channel, Port Monkeys. For a complete ship tour: https://youtu.be/GkPXgY-NtMM You can tour ziplining in Mazatlan: https://youtu.be/AFa7ITf6NaY