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marigubob
Just Boarded
Member # 687

posted 07-28-1999 01:24 PM

We are sailing on the Regal in April 2000..Tahiti to Hawaii.Any information on either the ship or the itinerary would be greatly appreciated.

Posts: 3 | From: Belleair Beach FL. USA | Registered: Jul 99

vanman
First Class Passenger
Member # 819

posted 07-28-1999 09:34 PM

The Regal was one of our first cruises. A great ship as well as her sister, the Crown. Would sail on either at any time again.
Van from Texas (20 cruises world-wide)

Posts: 18 | From: El Paso, Texas, USA | Registered: Jul 99

Skyhawk
First Class Passenger
Member # 427

posted 07-30-1999 01:19 PM

We were on the Regal for the Alaska inside passage and have no complaints. Next trip is on her sister the Crown Princess. If you go to http://www.princess.com you can take a virtual tour of the Regal.

Posts: 54 | From: San Angelo, TX USA | Registered: Jul 99

jbrob
First Class Passenger
Member # 609

posted 08-04-1999 11:59 PM

We were on the Regal in Oct of 98 for a San Fransico to Florida via the Panama Canal trip and found it to be a outstanding ship. Very good service, good shows, and good food. We found the Buffett to be average, but , otherwise, had a great time. Enjoy!

Posts: 39 | From: Rome, GA, USA | Registered: Feb 99

sabine
First Class Passenger
Member # 759

posted 08-12-1999 08:55 AM

Marilu & Bob, I wrote a long screed to you about cruising on the "Regal", and to Tahiti as well, but then my computer went on the blink and I lost your e-mail address and can't check whether I actually sent the information off to you. If you didn't get it, please contact me again.

Posts: 32 | From: Bella Vista NSW Australia | Registered: Jun 99

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